Instrumentation is manufactured from high-quality surgical steel - corrosion-resistant - in accordance with the requirements of national and European standards.

•  Non-sterile device - requires cleaning, disinfection and sterilisation process before use (CLICK)
• Reusable product
•  Medical device intended for use by qualified personnel
• Brand new - 24 months warranty
• Warranty and post-warranty service for Orimed instruments
• WARNING:
  It is essential to strictly follow the procedure for cartridge installation, proper locking in the sleeve, and screwing on the needle, in accordance with the instructions for use.
  Screwing the needle on before the cartridge is locked may cause damage to the needle and leakage of the anesthetic into the syringe. Leakage of the anesthetic may cause damage to the instrument's coating.

Hand-held dental instrument is designed as a single-sided, slender instrument ending in a thread onto which the needle is mounted (the thread is of universal size and fits all injection needles available on the market). Inside the tool is a plunger and a place for an ampoule of anesthetic.

Instruments have different:

1/ designs (how the ampoule is placed and how the piston is released, e.g., manual or automatic),

2/ shape of the piston tip (two teeth, three teeth, flat),

3/ amounts of single anesthetic administration dose,

4/ threads (straight, angle),

5/ handle (finger circle, three-finger circle, straight with manual or automatic piston release),

5/ lengths and widths.

The "Cito-ject" technique reduces the amount of local anaesthetic injected by 8 times by minimising the area of anaesthetic reaching the periodontium. This anaesthetic technique is characterised by the use of a precise dose of anaesthetic and provides an immediate effect without the patient feeling numbness in the mouth and cheeks. The patient stops feeling pain approximately 30 seconds after injection. The use of Ori-Ject eliminates the unpleasant sensations associated with traditional methods of anaesthesia.