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What About Hypochlorous Acid in the Dental Water System?

In our previous articles, we discussed that using molecular iodine in dental waterlines was acceptable for use in ASI Dental equipment, and there were no issues other than some minor staining in the water bottles.

 

Since then, we have received numerous inquiries regarding interest in using hypochlorous acid (HOCl) in their ASI dental water systems and its equipment compatibility. Hypochlorous acid solutions are known to be highly effective against viruses and used in many industries such as healthcare, food safety, water treatment, and general sanitation. Dental offices are using it to do cold fogging in their treatment rooms.

 

Fortunately, we do have equipment compatibility knowledge, as many of our customers have already evaluated using hypochlorous acid in their ASI dental units without issue. So, we can recommend that diluted hypochlorous acid of 50 ppm is safe to use with ASI’s line of dental equipment without adverse effects on working components or clogging of lines. We will further evaluate at higher concentration levels to verify compatibility and provide updates in the future.

 

Click the link below to read an overview of hypochlorous acid from the Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery.

HYPOCHOLOROUS ACID: A REVIEW
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Importance of Properly Maintaining Handpieces and Quick Connect Couplers

A common issue that can occur with dental equipment is a loss of pressure or torque from air-driven high-speed handpieces.

 

High-speed handpieces use miniature turbines that look like small water wheels in the head and spin around from the compressed air. The air goes up one side of the handpiece, spins the turbine, then returns down and out the other side of the handpiece as exhaust. There are various reasons related to the maintenance of the handpiece that can cause low torque or loss of air pressure.

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Have questions? Contact us at 844.880.3636 or Sales@ASIdental.com

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