Micro Evacuators: A Dr's Perspective and Features
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 Why would an Endodontist want to use a Micro Evacuator
during a root canal procedure? "To evacuate the chamber of the canal," says Dr. Sasan Jafari, D.D.S. owner of North Bethesda Endodontics in Rockville, MD. "You can do so with Ultradent purple tips, no question," he says. Dr. Jafari has used the ASI Micro Evacuator since mid 2008 and is now uses one on every patient. "Purple tips suck the blood and puss right out of the tooth," Dr. Jafari explains. "My staff thoroughly cleans my Micro Evacuator after each
patient with a microbrush. If your customers feel they are not getting enough velocity they need to clean the handpiece better as they build up a lot of gunk."
Top 5 features of ASI's Micro Evacuator-
Gross debris removal and drying of the
canal, minimizing the need for paper points.
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Ergonomically designed (like a pencil) for precise
pin point evacuation. Proper Micro Evacuation tubing size prevents strain on
the wrist.
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Accepts universal luer lock needles or micro
suction tips via convenient "slip luer" connection.
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Can be conveniently installed to the assistant's
side instead of occupying an existing high volume evacuator with a modified
micro suction tip.
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Add Sonic technology to the Micro Evacuator for
irrigation agitation followed by negative pressure evacuation at the apex.
ASI's Micro Evacuators have become a "must have" instrument our
Endodontic customers. For more information please visit our website www.asimedical.net.
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