Saliva Ejectors – Clear with Blue Tip, 100/Bag | Dental Suction Tips | 3BS Dahabi
Saliva Ejectors – Clear with Blue Tip, 100/Bag | Dental Suction Tips | 3BS Dahabi
SKU:SE-002
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Disposable Saliva Ejectors – Clear with Blue Tip, 100/Bag
Product Description
Maintain a clean, dry working field with 3BS Dahabi Disposable Saliva Ejectors. Designed for reliable low-volume suction, these dental saliva ejectors feature a clear body with a blue tip for a clean, professional appearance and dependable performance during everyday dental procedures.
The flexible construction allows easy positioning while helping maintain continuous suction throughout treatment. Compatible with most standard dental evacuation systems, these disposable saliva ejectors are an excellent choice for general dentistry, hygiene, orthodontics, pediatric dentistry, and restorative procedures.
Whether you're restocking a busy clinic or ordering routine dental supplies, these dental suction tips provide dependable quality and excellent value with fast shipping across Canada.
Features
- Clear tube with blue tip
- Flexible wire for easy positioning
- Reliable low-volume suction
- Smooth tip for patient comfort
- Compatible with standard dental evacuation systems
- Disposable, single-patient use
- 100 saliva ejectors per bag
Applications
Ideal for:
- General Dentistry
- Dental Hygiene
- Restorative Dentistry
- Orthodontics
- Pediatric Dentistry
- Oral Surgery
- Routine Dental Procedures
Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Disposable Saliva Ejectors |
| Quantity | 100/Bag |
| Color | Clear with Blue Tip |
| Single Use | Yes |
| Suction Type | Low-Volume Suction |
| Compatibility | Standard Dental Evacuation Systems |
| Brand | 3BS Dahabi |
| SKU | SE-002 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Will these fit my dental unit?
Yes. They are compatible with most standard dental evacuation systems used in dental practices.
Are these intended for single use?
Yes. These dental saliva ejectors are designed for single-patient use to support proper infection control protocols.
What procedures are they commonly used for?
They are commonly used during dental hygiene appointments, restorative treatments, orthodontic procedures, examinations, and other routine dental procedures requiring reliable low-volume suction.
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