Chemical Fume & 3D Printing Particulate in Dental Labs
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Dental and orthodontic professionals encounter chemical fume and particulate when making dental implants and various prosthetics. Whether these apparatuses are hand made or created on 3D printers, these fumes pose negative health effects when inhaled. Avoid exposure by implementing source-capture engineering safety controls with high quality filter media. To learn more visit www.sentryair.com.
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Chemical Fume & 3D Printing Particulate in Dental Labs
- 1. What all Dental Professionals should know about Chemical Fume & Digital Particulate methyl methacrylate 3D Printing ultra-fine particles Titanium dioxide Acrylic resins and fillers
- 2. Chemical Fume Methyl Methacrylate • Organic compound in colorless liquid form used to make dental splints and various other dental prosthetics.
- 3. MMA: Health Effects • Irritation to mucous membranes • Respiratory symptoms including chest tightness and coughing • Neurological symptoms including headache, lethargy, and lightheadedness • Reduced lung function • Cardiovascular disorders
- 4. MMA: Engineering Control Ductless Fume Hood w/ Carbon Pre-Filter & Activated Carbon Filter Activated carbon filter contains billions of granule pores to adsorb harmful chemical fume. Ductless technology requires zero exterior venting.
- 5. MMA: Testimonial Dr. Paul M. Baraban D.D.S. Proud owner of a Sentry Air Systems Ductless Fume Hood “I can’t tell you enough how wonderful it is making splints. I use to suffer headaches every time I smelled Methyl Methacrylate. When I did them the entire office smelled of it. Now that I have my hood I never have a headache and there is absolutely no smell in the office or lab area. Worth every penny!!! It is of great comfort that I am also not exposing myself and office staff to a potential carcinogen. I highly recommend this product to all my friends that make Maxillary Anterior Guided Orthotics or any splints for that matter.”
- 6. Ductless Fume Hoods 18-inch Wide SS-218-DCH 24-inch Wide SS-324-DCH 40-inch Wide SS-340-DCH Other sizes and customizations available.
- 7. Digital Particulate Ultra-fine Particles (UFP) • Particles less than 100nm in size, invisible to the naked eye.
- 8. UFP: 3D Printing • 3D printers are used by dental labs and dental offices to print molds, temporary implants, surgical guides and various other dental apparatuses.
- 9. UFP: Health Effects • UFP can travel through the nasal passage and into the head’s airways, potentially lodging on the brain. • UFP can enter through the esophagus and implant on the lungs. • UFP can accumulate in bone marrow and other major organs leading to serious health effects.
- 10. UFP: Engineering Control Portable fume extractor with “python” style hose & HEPA filter media Portable fume extractor w/ flexible hose allows for greater source capture of UFP. HEPA filters with 99.97% efficiency on particles 0.3 microns and larger.
- 11. Children’s Museum of Houston Particle scanner registered over 518,000 particles/ft3 inside the 3D printer during operation. Model 300 w/ Python arm attached to printer exhaust port Brent Richardson, happy customer Particle scanner registered zero particles/ft3 in the exhausted air after going through the fume extractor.
- 12. If your dental or orthodontic practice is looking to remove chemical fume or hazardous particles, contact Sentry Air Systems to order your fume extraction system. 800.700.4600 sales@sentryair.com www.sentryair.com