Suction Tubes

Description

Hollow, tubular instruments used in dental and surgical procedures to remove saliva, blood, debris, or other fluids from the patient’s mouth or surgical site, ensuring a clear working area.

• Material: Medical-grade stainless steel or autoclavable plastic.

• Types:

  • Saliva Ejector – Small, flexible tube for low-volume continuous suction during routine procedures.

  • Surgical Suction Tip (Frazier/Metal) – Narrow, rigid tip for precise removal of fluids in surgical sites.

  • High-Volume Evacuator (HVE) Tip – Wide-bore plastic or metal tube for rapid fluid and debris removal during high-speed drilling.

• Uses:

  • Keeping the field dry for better visibility.

  • Preventing fluid aspiration by the patient.

  • Maintaining infection control.

• Features: Smooth or vented tips, ergonomic bends for access, compatible with dental unit suction systems, autoclavable for repeated use.