NSK Perio-Mate Manual Del Usuario página 10

The powder spray volume can be adjusted with the Flow Volume Adjustment Ring (Fig. 8).
NOTICE
Start by setting it to Min. then adjust according to the application and patient condition.
After adjusting the powder spray amount with the Flow Volume Adjustment Ring,
clogging may occur due to the powder condition. (for example, when moisture is
contained) In such a case, the problem may be resolved by again setting the Flow
Volume Adjustment Ring to Max, then adjusting down.
Securely insert the Tip all the way by referring to the Fig. 9. If the Tip is inserted
incorrectly, the Nozzle Tip will come off and accidental ingestion may result.
The Nozzle Tip is a single use product. Do not reuse or re-sterilize the tip since it may be
damaged or contaminated. If the Nozzle Tip is reused, sufficient performance may not
WARNING
be exerted due to nozzle deformation during removal, or accidental ingestion may result
due to detachment of the Nozzle Tip during use.
Do not use this product in the same area immediately after scaling treatment of a tooth
surface in a periodontal pocket.
Do not insert the Nozzle Tip into the same periodontal pocket during the same treatment
more than once.
Powder should be sprayed for 5 seconds at maximum in the same periodontal pocket (20
seconds at maximum for one tooth). Never spray powder longer than this specified time.
Do not strongly force the Nozzle Tip into a periodontal pocket.
Make sure to use Perio Mate Powder.
Do not spray powder while the Nozzle Tip end is located at the bottom of a periodontal
pocket. Emphysema may be caused.
Never spray powder toward a human body. Spray only toward a tooth surface.
Do not use the Nozzle Tip in any places other than periodontal pockets.
If the hose swells or air or powder leaks from connections between the Powder Case
and Handpiece, during use, immediately stop use.
Do not use a deformed or damaged Nozzle Tip. It may detach during use.
Excessive air pressure supply may cause emphysema. Make sure the air pressure is
correctly set, as specified. Set the spray air pressure to the extent that the spray slightly
flows out from the periodontal pocket, even at maximum. Adjust the spray air pressure
within an adequate supply air pressure while checking the patient's condition.
Use the product while spraying water.
Make sure to use sufficient evacuation vacuum to prevent a patient from ingesting a
large amount of powder. Avoid continuous use for a long period of time and allow the
patient to rinse out the mouth as necessary.
Water Flow
Fig. 8
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Fig. 9