Protection glasses for polymerization

Radiation from curing lights poses a real risk of radiation-related eye damage - both acute and chronic.

The dental staff is exposed to intense light exposure daily, especially when polymerizing composite.

The new goggles have a transmittance of 0.1%, which meets the recommendations for the area when working with polymerization lamps.

 

Protection glasses for polymerization
6 Apr 2022

Beskyttelsesbriller dentalkonsol

Light curing is part of every clinician's daily routine. Therefore, it is important to use eye protection to reduce the risk of light-induced eye damage. Unfortunately, only about 2/3 of dental professionals use eye protection*. Make it easy to protect yourself in the clinic and have glasses available where light-curing is done.

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Radiation from curing lights poses a real risk of radiation-related eye damage - both acute and chronic. Dental care workers are exposed to repeated radiation. Light-induced retinal damage does not only occur acutely but can also be a result of accumulated radiation over a longer period.

FACTS

It is recommended that the transmittance of the filters is 0.1%* in the relevant wavelength range. This requirement is met by these glasses. Radiation from curing lights poses the greatest risk in the dental practice of developing or sustaining radiation-related eye damage*. The risk of eye damage is reduced by avoiding unnecessarily long exposure times, such as when using curing lights. 

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