Stropko™ Irrigators

The Stropko™ Irrigator – an instrument used for precise control of air and/or water in any dental procedure (crown, bridge, restorative, endodontic, periodontic, surgical, implant, etc.) that requires irrigation or drying during the process. The Stropko™ Irrigator is especially useful when performing procedures with the Surgical Operating Microscope (SOM) when precision & control of the irrigation is essential. Use in every dental procedure to assure a gentle and effective stream of water and/or air for superior and efficient cleaning or drying of any surface or working area.

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Product advantages:

• Clean & dry with confidence
• Eliminates splashing
• Regulated, gentle air pressure
• Uses a large variety of tips
• Enhances micro adhesion
• Essential for microscope use
• Accurate, fine stream of water
• Enables air-thinning of deep resin
• Ergonomic and easy to use
• Multi-disciplinary use
• Adapts to most air/water dental syringes

The Stropko™ Irrigator has multi-disciplinary uses:

Endodontics

• Rinse and dry precisely for unsurpassed vision during every procedure
• Clear away dentinal dust while retrieving broken instruments
• Control vision of site while troughing to locate hidden canals in all molars
• Clean and dry root-end preparations when performing microsurgical procedures
• Rinse and dry area after staining root-end preparation for unexcelled vision
• Air-dry the canal system with a “kiss of air” prior to obturation for improved seal (F-I-R-E Technique)

Restorative

• Direct a precise and controlled flow of air or water into any area
• Be confident of surface management in micro-adhesive dentistry
• Clean and dry sulcus during tissue retraction prior to impressions
• Use gentle air flow to “thin“ resin for total light cure during placement in deep areas
• Rinse completely and have positive drying of area in all bonding procedures

Periodontics

• Use omni-directional stream of water for effective and efficient irrigation of surgical sites
• Hygienist can gently “fluff” sulcular tissue to easily check for sub-gingival calculus

Implants

• Remove particles and clean socket after extraction (prior to immediate placement)
• Irrigate surgical area to maintain tissue moisture throughout procedure
• Rinse after each drill use to clean it and the osteotomy for vision
• Flush debris out of the internal screw channel of the implant before abutment seating

Surgery

• Gently flush any area for vision and avoid splashing or inadvertent contamination

Orthodontics

• Precisely clean and dry bracket bonding sites
• Remove debris from brackets at adjustment visits for vision