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Posted on 2/20/2019 by Fairmount Dental Center |
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You're at the dentist and your mouth is numbed up and suddenly your dentist brings a low-powered vacuum straw up to your mouth and tells you to close your mouth. Suddenly, your mouth is no longer filled to the brim with a concoction of salvia, debris, and blood. But have you ever wondered what that little vacuum cleaner is called, and why your dentist uses one? The answer just might surprise you! Benefits of Using a Saliva EjectorThe little tool your dentist brought up to your mouth is a handy little device called a "saliva ejector." Resembling a long-handled drinking straw in a way, it consists of a disposable tip (which is quite sanitary!) and a long suction tube.While not all dentists advise closing your mouth around them, research shows that it's quite safe and effective at removing all the fluid and debris in your mouth. But why is your dentist using one of those?
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