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Operating instructions AirLED Polisher
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6.5. How to operate with AirLED Polisher
A short learning period is required by the user, as with any new technique, until the ideal angulations, soft tissue
protection and an effective treatment can be achieved.
WARNING
PERSONAL INJURY HAZARD! Patients suffering from chronic respiratory
disease like bronchitis or asthma must not, under any circumstances, be treated
with an air polishing device. The jet of air and powder could cause respiratory
difficulties.
WARNING
PERSONAL INJURY HAZARD! - GLYCINE
• Predisposed persons may be sensitive to glycine. If allergic reactions are
observed, stop using the product and completely remove the powder from
patiens mouth.
• The treatment of deep periodontal pockets cause bacteraemia. Please
apply appropriate restrictions for the treatment of risk patient’s (general
weakened immunity, endocarditis).
• Do not direct the jet powder towards fillings, crowns or bridgework as this
could damage these restorations.
WARNING
PERSONAL INJURY HAZARD! - SODIUM BICARBONATE
• Do not perform Sodium Bicarbonate polishing treatment for patients who:
• have a renal insufficiency
• are on sodium restricted diet
• have allergic reactions to flavour containing powders
(Use neutral powder instead.)
• are on a long term steroid or diuretic therapy.
• Do not direct the jet powder towards filling, crowns or bridgework as this
could damage these restorations.
• Do not direct the Sodium Bicarbonate spray onto the gingival sulcus
or onto the gingival margin. Spray may cause unnecessary abrasion of
the gingival tissues and / or extension of the periodontal pocketing with
associated clinical complications.
WARNING
PERSONAL INJURY HAZARD! - CALCIUM CARBONATE
• Do not perform Calcium Bicarbonate polishing treatment for patients who:
• have allergic reactions to components of the powder.
• have a disease or condition that may lead to hypercalcemia.
• Do not direct the jet powder towards filling, crowns or bridgework as this
could damage these restorations.
• Do not direct the Calcium Carbonate spray onto the gingival sulcus or onto
the gingival margin. Spray may cause unnecessary abrasion of the gingival
tissues and / or extension of the periodontal pocketing with associated
clinical complications.