Why should dental clinics use professional medical vacuum suction machines?

Why should dental clinics use professional dental vacuum machines? Because dental vacuum machines are essential equipment in dental clinics. Their core function is to remove contaminants such as saliva, blood, debris, and aerosols generated during treatment through vacuum suction technology, ensuring a clean and safe treatment environment. The following are the main applications of dental vacuum machines.

I. How do dental vacuum machines effectively remove contaminants during dental treatment?

1. Dental vacuum machines can remove oral contaminants: Vacuum machines use strong suction to rapidly extract water mist, saliva, and blood from the treatment area, maintaining a clear oral view and reducing the risk of cross-infection. This is because the spray generated by high-speed dental handpieces during tooth grinding is quickly absorbed by the vacuum system, preventing contamination of the clinic air.

2. Dental vacuum machines can improve patient comfort: The strong suction reduces discomfort caused by swallowing, providing dentists with a clearer oral view and helping them better assess the patient’s oral condition.

3. Dental vacuum machines serve as auxiliary instruments during procedures such as root canal treatment, oral cleaning, and dental implants. Vacuum machines can remove irrigation fluid and debris, preventing residual fluid from causing secondary infection.

(1). Foshan DYM Medical Equipment Co., Ltd.’s newly launched waterless vacuum machine utilizes a dry extraction principle and operates without water. This can help dental clinics save approximately 300 tons of water annually, reducing operating costs while also contributing to national water conservation.

(2). The waterless vacuum machine eliminates the high noise levels associated with traditional vacuum machines. With an output of approximately 55 decibels, it provides a quiet treatment environment for both patients and dentists.

(3). Environmentally friendly and energy-efficient, it can save 840 liters of water daily and 302 tons annually.

(4). The waterless vacuum machine offers a high vacuum value of -50 MPa, which is half the suction force of the industry standard -25 MPa. This helps dentists work more efficiently and provides patients with a more comfortable dental experience.

 (5). The piston handpiece reduces after-sales maintenance costs, requiring only replacement of the cup. Traditional dental vacuum handpieces, operating at high frequency, typically require replacement every year or so, resulting in high after-sales costs.

II. Dental vacuum suction devices can assist with postoperative wound management and drainage.

1. For example, in oral cancer postoperative care: Vacuum drainage devices (such as the DYM vacuum suction device) are used to remove postoperative wound fluid, promote granulation tissue growth, and shorten healing time. For example, patients with multi-space oral and maxillofacial infections have significantly improved inflammation control and recovery speed after using vacuum drainage.

2. Flap repair: After free flap transplantation, vacuum drainage can reduce venous congestion, reduce flap necrosis, and accelerate wound closure. 3. Dental Suction Machines in Oral Infection Control and Environmental Purification

Using a DYM dental suction machine can reduce aerosol transmission: Aerosols generated during dental treatments may carry pathogens. The negative pressure system uses high-efficiency filtration (such as 0.01-micron stainless steel filters) to separate and treat pollutants, reducing office air pollution.

Wastewater and Waste Gas Separation: Wet-pump suction machines (such as liquid ring vacuum pumps) use water-gas separation technology to centrally treat liquid and solid waste, preventing direct discharge into sewers and water pollution.

3. Design Principles and Types of Dental Suction Machines: Dental suction systems are generally categorized as wet-pump and dry-pump systems.

Foshan DYM Medical Equipment Co., Ltd. is a professional manufacturer of dental suction machines with 18 years of experience. We currently manufacture both wet-pump and dry-pump dental suction machines, with models designed to tow three, six, and ten dental chairs. Customized suction machines are also available for dental hospitals or clinics.

(1). Wet Vacuum System (Liquid Ring Vacuum Pump)

Dental vacuum pumps work by using a water ring to create a closed space, with vacuum extraction achieved through the rotation of an impeller. They are suitable for treating mixtures containing liquids and fine particles, such as oral secretions.

Advantages of wet vacuum pumps: They are highly resistant to clogging, can tolerate blood clots or debris, have low maintenance costs, and are suitable for multi-chair clinics.

(2). Dry Vacuum System (Vortex Pump)

Dental vacuum pumps work by using a high-speed impeller to circulate air, creating negative pressure. These pumps rely on tight piping and require a waste settling system to protect the motor.

Limitations of dry vacuum pumps: They are susceptible to liquids or particulates and have high maintenance costs.

Dental vacuum pumps, with their efficient suction, infection control, and intelligent management, have become a core support device for modern dental care. When choosing a system, consider the size of your clinic, treatment needs (such as whether complex procedures are involved), and environmental requirements, comprehensively evaluating the suitability of a wet or dry vacuum system. In the future, as technology evolves, vacuum systems will become more intelligent and sophisticated, further enhancing treatment safety and patient experience. Dental clinics and dental hospitals can choose a dental vacuum machine that suits their needs.

The DYM dental vacuum machine comes with a one-year warranty, a waterless drive system that is more environmentally friendly, and offers low after-sales costs. It is a recommended dental device for dental clinics to reduce costs and increase efficiency.

DYM strives to become a renowned brand of dental equipment trusted by dentists worldwide. In addition to providing dental chairs, intraoral endoscopes, dental handpieces, dental vacuum suction machines, wastewater treatment machines, dental burs, handpiece cleaning and lubricating oil, and dental handpiece cleaning and oiling machines, we also offer on-site service and other technical support to help dental clinics and dental hospitals reduce costs and increase efficiency.