APPLICATIONS

DENTISTS

  1. UNDER RUBBER DAM
    Use in same quadrant as procedure being done, or place the Sippressor in a different quadrant than where the procedure is being done.
  2. ONE HOLE DAM
    Can be used without moisture leakage.
  3. WITHOUT RUBBER DAM
    Provides moisture control and horizontal space to work in. Keeps tongue and cheek retracted.
  4. TRIPLE TRAYS (crown and bridge impression)
    Placed vertically in the opposing side into buccal pouch.
  5. SURGERY
    Can be implant, periodontal or surgical tooth removal. Surgery can be done with the Sippressor.
  6. IMPRESSIONS
    Alginate impressions. Sippressor can be placed freely in mouth to remove patient’s saliva.
  7. FLUORIDE TRAY APPLICATION
    Placed to remove patient’s saliva.
  8. IN-OFFICE TOOTH WHITENING
    Patient controls the saliva build up. Makes procedure much more comfortable.
  9. HEAVY SALIVATORS
    Y-adaptor enables use on both sides of the mouth.
  10. SEALANTS
    Keeps dry field.
  11. COMPOSITES
    (some examples of where the Sippressor is extremely helpful)
    Composites on the lingual of mandibular molars, for example a broken cusp can keep a dry field either with or without rubber dam, if rubber dam is used it eliminates moisture coming up.
  12. BITE BLOCK & SIPPRESSOR
    Dentists that use a bite block can use a Sippressor with the bite block. Can also be used with y-adaptor to use Sippressor on working side where procedure being done, with a bite block on opposing side.
  13. RESTORATION
    Checking and adjusting occlusion on a restoration while the Sippressor is still in place.

HYGIENISTS

  1. HANDS FREE
    Enables hands free scaling with ultrasonic (Cavitron) or hand scaling.
  2. ERGONOMIC
    Allows proper ergonomics for hygienist, reducing body strain and pain.
  3. POLISHING
    When doing polishing eliminates the spinning wheel of saliva and prophy paste.
  4. CONTROL
    Is patient controlled so can be left off at times and turned on when required.
  5. FOCUS
    Being patient controlled allows the hygienist to focus on their work and not on fluids building up in patient’s mouth.
  6. FLUORIDE TRAYS
    Used when using fluoride trays.

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Contact: Dr. David Maycher at info@sippressor.com or 604-569-0099

Patent #2955582. Health Canada approved.