I have temporary retainers that have wires….will this harm metal. Also what is ultrasonic vibrations per second? Thanks
897240
This should not harm the retainers with wires, as it hasn't harmed my hard plastic retainers. I'm not sure of the vibrations per second, but remember this unit runs on batteries, so I doubt it's high.
897241
I would not advise that you use this product with your temporary retainers which have metal. I think ultrasonic vibrations is just a ruse. It simply agitates the solution around the appliances!
1448564
It cleans using vibration & UV light. I also add a denture cleaner tablet (like efferdent) to clean my orthodontic retainers. Works great.
395066
The technology of this device is not electric current. It is LED light and ultrasound waves. They are perfectly safe to use with dental implants.
1335617
No, because I used a Porter cable 1.75hp and no vibration... Your shaft on the dewalt may be loose... or your bit may be bent see if it rolls evenly on a solid flat surface...
104459
If the metal is not too heavy or too smooth it will attatch momentarily. However, the metal thing will come off later on.
595966
I believe the colloidal metals can short out those devices. Do not take it if using a pacemaker.
1256259
I too have TMJ and bouts with teeth sensitivity, however, I have had no issues using my Sonicare. My only issue is that it is loud when in use, but my teeth feel clean and healthy.
1974487
Sorry I can't help. You may want to ask a dentist, Google your question or go to Supersmile.
47064
The plastic conduit you bury is simply a coil of wire. When a metal object passes near enough to it, it induces a current which is detected by the black box and a signal is sent to the receiver. So yes, it is metal that sets if off, not vibration. If for your equipment it is vibration setting it off, and waving a metal shovel over the top does nothing, I'd suspect you may have a broken wire someplace.
944573
28,000 vibrations per second. I have used two other brands at various spas I've worked at. I really like this one.
1586217
I have looked at the Temptooth beads online via images, and I believe they are, they look to be the same. You can make temp teeth with this product and a temp denture plate/partial if need be. (Just dont eat/drink hot stuff while wearing)
53422
I assume you mean wires and not actual cables. Electrical solder is fine for bonding wires, but there is a school of thought that solderless terminals are better on a machine that vibrates a lot. Soldering a wire stiffens it and can cause fatigue cracking where the wire can bend right next to the solder joint. I always use heat shrink tubing to support the wire next to a solder joint, preferably the kind with hot melt glue inside. It will work for a while, but be aware. Do not use this kind of tin solder on steel cables like for the brakes and clutch. Silver solder would be the choice with high temperature brazing.
1683530
This would most likely do the job for you. I believe that silver solders are the go-to variety for jewelry. I used it for stainless steel which is typically difficult to solder and it did an outstanding job. With a clean surface and using the supplied flux, the adhesion is excellent. I soldered a hole in the pan of an ultrasonic cleaner, so it is subjected to high-intensity vibration. There has been no problem at all with separation. At the price of this item, it is certainly worth trying.
1418094
I don't know. I used my to retain my teeth in place. Sincerely I doubt that the retainers will close the gap. I am giving you my honest answer.
1412180
I would continue to wear your retainer at night. I don't believe that the white strips should deter you from your normal post orthodontia.
1332275
I don't think with them being constructed the way they are from metal that there is much worry of that. My biggest problem was my having a big head also and I could not wear them long. They can be stretched by putting an object between the cups and letting it spread over time. Also by pointing a hair dryer at the head band this will speed it up. I personally just gave them to my wife because she loved them and bought a pair of Beyerdynamic's.
1287853
It's a retainer so all it does is stop your teeth from moving. I wear mine a few times a week while I sleep to make sure they don't move.