Peri-implantitis Elastic Brush

Description

Crafted from premium Nickel-Titanium shape memory alloy and stainless steel, this single-use titanium peri-implantitis cleaning brush offers exceptional elasticity and gentle contact with implant surfaces. Designed for effective implant surface cleaning and peri-implantitis treatment, each brush is pre-sterilized and individually blister packaged to ensure hygiene and safety. Ideal for open flap surgery, this dental implant cleaning brush provides reliable decontamination of infected implant surfaces while helping preserve the implant surface integrity.

Specifications

Product Features

This implant cleaning brush is designed for effective and minimally invasive decontamination of infected implant surfaces.

• Nickel-titanium flexible brush head offers excellent resilience and flexibility, allowing it to adapt well to the implant surface.
• Ultra-fine nickel-titanium bristles enable deep and thorough cleaning without damaging the implant surface.
• Effectively removes biofilm, granulation tissue, and contaminants from infected implant areas.
• Suitable for the treatment of infected implant surfaces, peri-implantitis, and granulation tissue removal while preserving the integrity of the implant.
• Compatible with slow-speed implant handpieces for precise and controlled clinical use.

Product Advantages

• Deep yet gentle implant surface cleaning
• Helps preserve the implant surface
• Flexible NiTi brush head for better access
• Ideal for peri-implantitis debridement and regenerative protocols
• Easy to use with slow-speed handpieces

Indications

1. Cleaning infected implant surfaces
2. Peri-implantitis treatment
3. Removal of granulation tissue around implants
4. Implant surface decontamination prior to regenerative procedures

Instructions for Use

1. Remove the crown to gain access to the implant area.
2. Reflect the flap to fully expose the infected site.
3. Attach the brush to a slow-speed implant handpiece. Begin at 500 rpm and gradually increase to 800 rpm. Under saline irrigation, apply gentle pressure and move the brush around the infected area in all directions for thorough cleaning.
4. Connect the cover screw after decontamination.
5. Fill bone graft material into the defect area if needed.
6. Cover with a membrane.
7. Suture the flap to complete the procedure.