Dentistry – Apparatus – Having suction orifice
Patent
1980-03-10
1982-06-01
Mancene, Gene
Dentistry
Apparatus
Having suction orifice
128276, 433 95, A61C 1704
Patent
active
043325602
ABSTRACT:
A selectively usable particle collector for recovering precious metals in clean condition during use of dental suction apparatus is shown. A reservoir where particles are deposited has a closure cap with ports to one of which can be removably attached a replaceable pick up tube to be inserted in the patient's mouth; the other is adapted to removably receive a flexible hose leading to a vacuum source both ports being in communication with the reservoir. In another embodiment a portion of the cap can be rotated to selectively effect either direct communication from the pick up tube to the flexible hose or through the reservoir. A metering vent is provided to regulate vacuum pressure.
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Liss E. Herbert
Mancene Gene
Wilson John J.
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