Routine check-ups and cleanings:
Protects dentists and hygienists from splashes during scaling, polishing, and fluoride application.
Restorative treatments:
Ideal for procedures such as fillings, crowns, and bridges, where fluids and dental materials may spill.
Surgical procedures:
Essential for extractions, implants, and other invasive treatments to protect against blood and saliva splashes.
Orthodontic adjustments:
Provides coverage during wire adjustments, bracket bonding, and removal of appliances.
Pediatric dentistry:
Ensures hygienic conditions during treatments for children, who may produce more saliva or be more prone to sudden movements.
Endodontic treatments:
Protects against splashes from irrigation solutions or debris during root canal therapy.
Cosmetic dentistry:
Keeps the practitioner clean during procedures like teeth whitening or veneer placement.
