Description
EBIKO saliva ejectors are disposable low-volume suction tubes that remove saliva and water from the mouth during dental treatment. They are also called saliva ejector tips or dental suction tubes. Choose a blue tip on a clear tube or a white tip on a white tube. One box holds 1,000 ejectors in one colour combination for C$36.99, about 3.7 cents each.
What is in the box
- 1,000 saliva ejectors, all in the colour combination you select.
- Blue on Clear: clear tube, blue tip.
- White on White: white tube, white tip.
- Flexible tube with a rounded tip cap. The cap has several slots, at the end and around the sides.
Options and prices
| Option | SKU | Price per 1,000 | Per ejector |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blue on Clear | EBK06012 | C$36.99 | about 3.7¢ |
| White on White | EBK06013 | C$36.99 | about 3.7¢ |
Saliva ejector vs HVE tip vs surgical aspirator tip
- Saliva ejector (low-volume suction): a narrow, flexible tube on the dental unit's low-volume line. It removes saliva and water that pool in the mouth and is often left in place during treatment.
- HVE tip (high-volume evacuation): a wide, rigid tip on the high-volume line. The assistant or hygienist holds it near the tooth to remove water spray and debris during handpiece and scaler work. See HVE suction tips and short HVE tips.
- Surgical aspirator tip: a narrow, angled tip for precise suction in a small area, such as an extraction or surgical site. See surgical aspirator tips.
Looking for tips that spray air and water instead? See air/water syringe tips.
Frequently asked questions
What is a saliva ejector?
A saliva ejector is a thin, flexible suction tube that removes saliva and water from the mouth during dental treatment. It connects to the low-volume suction line on the dental unit and is often left in place while the dentist or hygienist works.
Will these saliva ejectors fit my dental unit?
Check before you order. Make sure your saliva ejector valve or adaptor accepts standard disposable saliva ejectors. Do not assume all suction parts are interchangeable.
What is saliva ejector backflow?
Backflow is when fluid in the suction line flows back toward the patient's mouth. It can happen when a patient closes their lips tightly around the tip. Infection-control guidance commonly advises against asking patients to close their lips around a saliva ejector.
Are saliva ejectors disposable?
Yes. Use a new saliva ejector for each patient, then discard it.
Does one box include both colours?
No. Each box holds 1,000 ejectors in the one colour combination you select.
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EBIKO saliva ejectors are disposable low-volume suction tubes that remove saliva and water from the mouth during dental treatment. They are also called saliva ejector tips or dental suction tubes. Choose a blue tip on a clear tube or a white tip on a white tube. One box holds 1,000 ejectors in one colour combination for C$36.99, about 3.7 cents each.
What is in the box
- 1,000 saliva ejectors, all in the colour combination you select.
- Blue on Clear: clear tube, blue tip.
- White on White: white tube, white tip.
- Flexible tube with a rounded tip cap. The cap has several slots, at the end and around the sides.
Options and prices
| Option | SKU | Price per 1,000 | Per ejector |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blue on Clear | EBK06012 | C$36.99 | about 3.7¢ |
| White on White | EBK06013 | C$36.99 | about 3.7¢ |
Saliva ejector vs HVE tip vs surgical aspirator tip
- Saliva ejector (low-volume suction): a narrow, flexible tube on the dental unit's low-volume line. It removes saliva and water that pool in the mouth and is often left in place during treatment.
- HVE tip (high-volume evacuation): a wide, rigid tip on the high-volume line. The assistant or hygienist holds it near the tooth to remove water spray and debris during handpiece and scaler work. See HVE suction tips and short HVE tips.
- Surgical aspirator tip: a narrow, angled tip for precise suction in a small area, such as an extraction or surgical site. See surgical aspirator tips.
Looking for tips that spray air and water instead? See air/water syringe tips.
Frequently asked questions
What is a saliva ejector?
A saliva ejector is a thin, flexible suction tube that removes saliva and water from the mouth during dental treatment. It connects to the low-volume suction line on the dental unit and is often left in place while the dentist or hygienist works.
Will these saliva ejectors fit my dental unit?
Check before you order. Make sure your saliva ejector valve or adaptor accepts standard disposable saliva ejectors. Do not assume all suction parts are interchangeable.
What is saliva ejector backflow?
Backflow is when fluid in the suction line flows back toward the patient's mouth. It can happen when a patient closes their lips tightly around the tip. Infection-control guidance commonly advises against asking patients to close their lips around a saliva ejector.
Are saliva ejectors disposable?
Yes. Use a new saliva ejector for each patient, then discard it.
Does one box include both colours?
No. Each box holds 1,000 ejectors in the one colour combination you select.
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| Selected Variant | Blue on Clear |
| Price | $36.99 $39.99 |
| SKU | EBK06012 |
| Brand | EBIKO Dental |
| Product Type | Saliva Ejectors |
| Availability | ● In Stock |
Product details
| Pack | 1,000 saliva ejectors, one colour combination |
|---|---|
| Type | Low-volume dental suction |
| Colours | Blue on Clear: clear tube, blue tip; White on White: white tube, white tip |
| Codes | EBK06012 Blue on Clear; EBK06013 White on White |
| Tube | Flexible |
| Tip | Rounded cap with slots at the end and around the sides |
| Connects to | The dental unit's low-volume (saliva ejector) suction line |
| Use | Removing saliva and water that pool in the mouth; often left in place during treatment |
| Single use | Yes; a new ejector for each patient |
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