Sanitization

Disinfection

After each procedure, all instruments that were used, as well as those that were simply present on the work surface during the master's work with the client, are soaked in a special disinfectant solution. Dismountable instruments are completely disassembled into their component parts, while rotating instruments are disinfected separately in a designated container.

Ultrasonic Cleaning

This sterilization method significantly increases the effectiveness of disinfectant solution soaking. It helps eliminate harmful bacteria, fungus, pathogenic microorganisms, rust, and dirt from the instruments. During the process, as dielectric pressure builds up in the ultrasonic sterilizer, numerous microbubbles are formed, creating a cavitation effect. When these bubbles burst, they help clean instruments in hard-to-reach places.

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Autoclave Sterilization

Dry instruments are packaged in special disposable kraft paper bags and placed in an autoclave – specialized equipment where the final sterilization of the packaged instruments takes place. The instruments are exposed to steam at high temperature (134°C) and high pressure (2 bar). The simultaneous effect of high temperature, steam action, and pressure provides the most reliable sterilizing effect.

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Our 4-Step Sanitization Process

Disinfection

Ultrasonic Cleaning

Autoclave Sterilization

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Sanitization

Our 4-Step Sanitization Process

Disinfection

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