| 1.After using the
instrument, rinse with running water. |
| |
| 2.Ultrasonic cleaning
and wash with disinfectant. |
* |
Remove foreign substances (chemical, blood,
humors, tissues, etc.)
from the instrument before going through the process of sterilization
to prevent corrosion and decrease in the effect of sterilization. |
* |
Adhesion of blood or protein can effectively be removed
by using disinfectants. |
* |
Do not place mirror and periodontal probe in ultrasonic
cleaning. |
* |
Do not use steel tools such as cleanser, wire brush, steel
wool and file to remove foreign substances. |
* |
Do not use home detergent, it will likely to result in
corrosion of metal. |
|
| |
| 3.Rinse with water. |
* |
Rinse instruments with water and dry before
sterilization.
|
|
| |
| 4.Sterilize |
* |
Avoid autoclaving that uses chemical gas and
solutions such as alcohol. |
* |
We recommend glutaraldehyde as cold sterilizing solution.
Do not expose YDM products in Sodium Hypochlorite, Benzalkonium,
Chloride, Benzethonium Chloride, Povidone-Iodine, Formalin,
Phenol, Chlorhexidinegluconate. |
* |
Do not use super acidic water. |
* |
Use purification water. Tap water may lead to corrosion. |
|
| |
| 5.Dry & Storage |
* |
After going through the process of cold sterilization,
please rinse well with water and well dry before stocking. |
* |
Joint of extracting forceps, pliers, scissors, hemostatic
forceps, and needle holders are recommended to lubricate
periodically with a silicone-based lubricant.
This will avoid rust and maintains smooth movement of an instrument. |
* |
Do not stock instruments with others that are already corroded. |
* |
Do not stock instruments with any chemical substances. It
may lead to corrosion. |
| |
|
|
|
