What does a BioSonic do?
BioSonic is a complete ultrasonic cleaning system which consists of three different cleaner unit sizes, a full line of cleaning solutions and unit accessories which provide you with the flexibility to efficiently clean and disinfect instruments, prostheses and other items.
What is a dental ultrasonic cleaner?
Ultrasonic cleaners remove saliva and other biological materials from dental instruments by the process of cavitation using sound waves to create thousands of bubbles, which increase in size until they burst.
What does degassing do in an ultrasonic cleaner?
Degassing is term used to describe the removal of dissolved gasses from a liquid in an ultrasonic cleaning tank. Dissolved gasses will reduce the effectiveness and power of an ultrasonic cleaner since these gasses produce a cushioning effect on the ultrasonic waves generated.
Do dentists recommend ultrasonic cleaners?
In fact, many dentists prefer ultrasonic teeth cleaning over manual teeth cleaning because it is a less invasive and less damaging process than the traditional teeth scaling process.
How do you Degas water for an ultrasonic cleaner?
To degas the solution, we simply turn the ultrasonic cleaning system on with the new cleaner in the tank without any parts, and run it through a complete cleaning cycle. Adding a little heat, where possible, will speed up the process and remove the gasses more thoroughly and completely.
What is the process of degassing?
Degassing, also known as degasification, is the removal of dissolved gases from liquids, especially water or aqueous solutions. There are numerous methods for removing gases from liquids. Gases are removed for various reasons.
Do you need to degas an ultrasonic cleaner?
The process of removing gases from ultrasonic cleaning machines is called degassing. Any water that comes from a pressurized water supply will naturally contain dissolved gases, and therefore the water will need to be degassed when first dispensed.