The contra-angle 1:5 handpieces can be contaminated internally with patient material and that proper steps in regards to sterilization must be performed after each patient.
Transport the Instruments:
The used or contaminated instruments should be transported to the sterilization area with minimal exposure to other staff members and/or patients. The clinician who is transporting should be wearing appropriate personal protective equipment.
Wipe External Surfaces and Remove Burs:
You should always wipe the external surface of the handpiece to remove any debris. Rinse and Dry the Instruments: Rinse the handpiece in clean water and allow the handpiece to be completely dry before packaging in the sterilization pouches.
Pouch or Wrap the Instruments:
All instruments to be sterilized should be packaged in pouches or wraps during the sterilization process. There are a variety of package options to choose from depending on the practices needs. Sterilize the Instruments: There are a wide variety of different sterilization methods available today. The most popular is “Autoclaving” or moist heat under pressure. A properly working dental autoclave sterilizer will ensure all of your instruments are free of infectious and contaminated material.
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