Preparation:

• Ensure that the scaler and handpiece are clean and sterilized before each use.
• Connect the scaler to a stable and grounded power source.
• Check that the handpiece and cables are securely connected.

Handpiece Attachment:

• Align the handpiece connector with the scaler's handpiece socket.
• Gently insert the handpiece connector into the socket until it clicks into place.
• Ensure a secure connection to prevent any movement or detachment during operation.

Power On:

• Press the power button located on the scaler control panel to turn on the device.
• Check the display screen to confirm that the scaler is powered on and ready for operation.

Mode and Function Selection:

• Use the control panel or buttons to select the desired mode, such as scaling, periodontal, or endodontic.
• Adjust the power level according to the requirements of the specific procedure. Start with a lower power setting and gradually increase if needed.

Operation:

• Hold the handpiece in a comfortable grip, ensuring a firm but relaxed grasp.
• Position the scaler tip against the tooth surface at the desired treatment area.
• Apply gentle pressure and activate the scaler by pressing the footswitch or the appropriate button on the control panel.
• Move the scaler tip in a controlled and systematic manner, following the contours of the tooth surface for optimal cleaning.

Adjustments:

• During operation, you can adjust the power level using the control panel or buttons if necessary.
• Pay attention to the patient's comfort and adjust the intensity accordingly.

End of Operation:

• Once the treatment is complete, release the footswitch or press the power button to stop the scaler's vibrations.
• Gently remove the scaler tip from the tooth surface.

Handpiece Cleaning and Sterilization:

• Detach the handpiece from the scaler by pressing the release button or following the manufacturer's instructions.
• Clean the handpiece thoroughly according to the recommended cleaning protocols.
• Autoclave the handpiece at a temperature of 135℃ and a pressure of 0.22MPa to ensure proper sterilization.