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Owner's Guide
BioSonic US200 Ultrasonic Scaler
CAUTION: Federal law (United States) restricts this device to sale
by or on the order of a licensed healthcare practitioner . This product
is for use by trained healthcare professionals only .
To reduce the risk of patient or personal injury
or delay of procedure, read this manual in its
WARNING
entirety before installing and operating this device.
Improper use may lead to patient or user injury.
The BioSonic US200 Ultrasonic Scaler is an enhanced third-
generation unit with an intuitive design and easy-to-use interface
which allows for precision, flexibility, and comfort .
Clinical Benefits of Scaling
Scaling is the process by which calculus is removed from the tooth
surface . This can be accomplished using either hand instruments
(such as hand scalers or curettes) or ultrasonic scalers . When using
ultrasonic scalers, high frequency waves generated within the
ultrasonic handpiece cause the tip of the insert to vibrate at 25,000 or
30,000 cycles per second . This action can remove calculus from tooth
surfaces more effectively and more rapidly than hand instruments .
Intended Purpose
Indications for Use
Ultrasonic Applications for:
• All sub-gingival and supra-gingival scaling and routine
prophylaxis procedures .
• Periodontal therapy
Contraindications
The BioSonic US200 Ultrasonic Scaler should not be used for/on:
•
Restorative dental procedures involving the condensation of
amalgam
•
Surgical or endodontic procedures
•
Patients highly susceptible to infections
•
Patients with chronic respiratory problems
•
Patients with dysphagia or swallowing difficulty with water flow
•
Patients with cardiovascular disease with secondary pulmonary
disease or chronic pulmonary disease due to a risk of aspiration
of microorganisms (MOs) in biofilm
Intended Patient Population
The BioSonic US200 is intended for use on patients with primary to
geriatric teeth requiring ultrasonic scaling .
I. Unpacking
A . Remove the unit and components from the shipping carton
The shipping carton should contain:
[1] BioSonic US200 Unit
[1] Handpiece Assembly
[2] Spare Autoclavable Handpiece Sheaths
[1] Footswitch Assembly
[1] Water Line Assembly with Filter and Quick Disconnect Fitting
[2] Spare Water Line Filters
[2] Spare Handpiece O-Rings
[1] Power Cord
[1] Power Adapter
[1] Instructions for Use Guide
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B . Inspect components for any damage which may have occurred
during shipping .
C . Check the serial number on the underside of the unit against the
number on the shipping carton . If these numbers are not the
same, contact the dealer .
D . Complete the warranty within 10 days of receipt online at
warranty . coltene . c om .
II. Set Up
A. Placement
• Position the unit for easy access during patient treatment near
a wall receptacle and cold-water line while ensuring there is
enough space for the device to easily connect and disconnect
from the outlet and water lines . Ensure the unit is placed on a
solid flat surface, such as a countertop .
B. Water line connectors
• Incoming cold-water temperature should be between 5° C
and 25° C (41° - 77° F) . Supply line pressure to the unit must
be between a minimum of 25 psi (172 kPa/1 . 7 24 bar) and a
maximum of 50 psi (345 kPa/3 . 4 47 bar) .
• The use of an in-line filter to be placed between the main shut-
off valve and the unit is recommended . The main shut-off valve
is a part of the plumbing in the operatory .
• Although the unit has a filter, it is not intended to replace a filter
in the main line . The filter will capture smaller particles to further
prevent handpiece clogging .
• The dental water line should be thoroughly flushed prior to
connection to the unit .
• Only use waterline accessory provided with the unit or a
replacement waterline provided by COLTENE .
• Always utilize the water inline filter provided with the unit .
• Dent4You AG recommends the use of water that meets EPA
regulatory standards for drinking water (500 CFU/mL) for non-
surgical routine dental procedures . Before use of the BioSonic
US200 for the first time, an initial shock treatment should be
conducted and followed by water testing to verify acceptable
bacteria levels . These products should be used per specific
manufacturer's instructions .
C. Water supply line connection
• Insert open end of the water line tube into the push-in water
connector located on the rear of the unit . When pushing the water
line into the push-in connector, there will be a bit of resistance .
By pushing a little harder the line tubing will go past the internal
O-ring making a complete seal . Pull back on the water tubing to
ensure it is secure . (Fig . 1 & 2) . If necessary, to disconnect the water
line, hold the outer ring of the push-in water connector against
the unit and pull the tube from the fitting .
• Check to ensure in-line filter is tightly attached to both sections
of the tube .
• Connect end of tube with the quick-connect fitting to the office
cold water supply line .
• Open the main shut-off valve .
• Inspect the unit and all connections to make certain there are no
leaks, such as pooled water or dripping, prior to turning device
on and beginning procedure .
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