Dental Water Information

While rare, this is where the real-world consequences show up. One of the most significant examples comes from paediatric dentistry: A cluster of invasive infections linked to contaminated dental waterlines Several outbreaks internationally (the US cases being the most documented) involved children who developed serious Non-Tuberculous Mycobacteria (NTM) infections after pulpotomies in clinics with heavily […]

Dental unit waterlines (DUWLs) are the perfect home for biofilms — microscopic communities of bacteria that cling to the inside of pipes. Because the tubing is narrow and water flow is intermittent, biofilms have exactly what they need to grow: And so, even in well-run practices, research shows waterlines can harbour: Most of these don’t

Today’s dental chairs and delivery units are precision-engineered medical devices. Inside them you’ll find: ✔ Micro-engineered waterlines Ultra-fine tubing delivers clean, controlled water to handpieces and ultrasonic scalers. This lets dentists work with millimetre accuracy, cool the tooth surface, and keep the field clear. ✔ High-tech filtration and flow systems Modern practices often use independent