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The dental workplace exposes
dentists, staff and patients to a wide variety of air pollutants
during routine dental work. The IQAir
Dental Series was specifically developed to provide a
flexible, effective and affordable air cleaning solution for
dental offices.
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The execution of dental work and
the use of various chemical compounds leads to exposure levels for
dentists, staff and patients to a range of potentially harmful
airborne contaminants. Especially for dental staff this exposure
to potentially harmful air pollutants can be significantly higher
than that of individuals in most indoor environments.
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Microorganisms
The use of high-speed drills and ultrasonic scaling equipment
generates fine droplets which are light enough to stay airborne
for hours. Bacteria and viruses, which are contained in these
micro-droplets, are easily inhaled and constitute a potential
source of infection.
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Mercury
Numerous studies show that dentists and their staff have higher
than average levels of inorganic mercury (Hg) in their blood and
urine. Mercury vapors can be released by the placement and the
removal of amalgam fillings. They may also be released from office
surfaces, where they may have accumulated over years of usage.
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Disinfectants
Chemical disinfectants in a dental office are responsible for a
generally unpleasant odor. Some disinfectants may also cause
irritation and may have a sensitizing potential especially for
staff.
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In order to effectively clean the
air in a dental office, the air cleaning device must be able to
capture both particles (microorganisms, droplets, dust) and
gaseous chemicals (mercury vapors, gaseous organic compounds).
To capture drill aerosols and other pollutants generated by dental
work on patients, an air cleaning system with extraction at source
should be used. For general air quality improvement an air
cleaning system should be used at central locations within the
dental procedure area.
The air cleaning systems should contain high-efficiency
particulate filters, as well as substantial gas phase filters for
mercury vapors, disinfectants and volatile organic compounds.
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The IQAir
Dental Series was specifically developed to improve indoor air
quality in dental offices.
The IQAir
Dental Pro is a stand-alone air cleaning system which cleans
the air in a dental office by constantly drawing in polluted room
air and exhausting filtered air to the room.
The
IQAir
Dental Hg FlexVac is a stand-alone air cleaning system with a
flexible source capture suction duct. The suction duct is used
close to the patient to capture drill aerosols and other
pollutants before they can spread in the dental office.
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