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Aseptico Launches ASC-12 Piezoelectric Scaler
June 29, 2009 – WOODINVILLE, WA
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTENT RELEVANT TO HYGIENE, PERIO, ENDO
Aseptico Launches the ASC-12 Amplitude®, “the Piezo Scaler with Attitude”.
Said to be ideal for hygiene, perio, and endo applications, the ASC-12 Amplitude® Piezoelectric Scaler from Aseptico features adjustable intensity and irrigation adjustments, an intuitive user interface, and programmable presets – all packaged in a sleek, easy-to-clean design. The autoclavable handpiece is compatible with most “M3 X 0.6” thread-pattern tips (such as American Eagle, NSK, Satelec/Acteon, etc.). The compact shape of the Amplitude® also allows the device to be quick-connected to the internal water supply in a number of Aseptico portable dental units for remote dental and hygiene applications.
For more information about the ASC-12 Amplitude® or other Aseptico products, please visit www.Aseptico.com, call +1-866-244-2954 or +1-425-487-3157, or e-mail info@aseptico.com.
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Best regards,
Stefan A. Gefter
Director of International Sales
Direct Tel: +1-425-408-9302
Main Tel: +1-425-487-3157 x 101
Direct Fax: +1-425-408-9940
E-mail: sgefter@aseptico.com
MS Messenger ID: Aseptico@live.com (not for e-mail use)
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTENT RELEVANT TO HYGIENE, PERIO, ENDO
Aseptico Launches the ASC-12 Amplitude®, “the Piezo Scaler with Attitude”.
Said to be ideal for hygiene, perio, and endo applications, the ASC-12 Amplitude® Piezoelectric Scaler from Aseptico features adjustable intensity and irrigation adjustments, an intuitive user interface, and programmable presets – all packaged in a sleek, easy-to-clean design. The autoclavable handpiece is compatible with most “M3 X 0.6” thread-pattern tips (such as American Eagle, NSK, Satelec/Acteon, etc.). The compact shape of the Amplitude® also allows the device to be quick-connected to the internal water supply in a number of Aseptico portable dental units for remote dental and hygiene applications.
For more information about the ASC-12 Amplitude® or other Aseptico products, please visit www.Aseptico.com, call +1-866-244-2954 or +1-425-487-3157, or e-mail info@aseptico.com.
The attached photo may have to be downloaded to your computer before opening.
Best regards,
Stefan A. Gefter
Director of International Sales
Direct Tel: +1-425-408-9302
Main Tel: +1-425-487-3157 x 101
Direct Fax: +1-425-408-9940
E-mail: sgefter@aseptico.com
MS Messenger ID: Aseptico@live.com (not for e-mail use)
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Permalink Reply by Dental Sales Rep on -
Stefan,
Do you know the % of hygienists using piezo techonology vs. ultrasonic scalers? Have heard that the trend is away from ultrasonics, but they still are the most popular scaling system.
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Permalink Reply by Stefan A. Gefter on -
Hi DSR:
Both piezoelectric and magnetostrictive (Cavitron) are considered to be ultrasonic, versus an air sonic scaler handpiece (such as MTI, etc.). In some cases, the choice depends on the application. Also, many professionals tend to gravitate toward the equipment style on which they learned their craft.
Stefan
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Permalink Reply by Dental Sales Rep on
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Ahhh, as you can tell I was never a hygienist. THX
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Permalink Reply by Chase Hinckley on -
There are a lot of new piezo & 30kHz units hitting the market, my preference being with optics. But newer is not necessarily better. 25kHz magnetostrictives can actually be better if the patient has heavy calculus or even in a veterinary application. Since the inverse of frequency is lamba/wavelength, you actually get a longer stroke from the older units. They just don't make them like they used to. But the rate of innovation is bringing out some great ideas. I saw one tip that was plastic and safe for implants, pretty cool stuff!
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Permalink Reply by Dental Sales Rep on
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Why are there new piezo units being developed and very few (if any) new magnetostrictives hitting the market. Is the trend away from magnetostrictives.
It seems like that are many more magnetostrictive units out there than piezo.
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