ALS Dental LED Light Cure Machine Dental Lamp Wireless 5W 1500mw Blue Light

Dental LED Curing Light Lamp Wireless

Features for wirelessly dental Led Curing Light :

1. Used high-power LED,high light intensity,and long performance life.

2. Touch-membrane press button feel more comfortable, make more convenient to operate.

3. Cold light source, less heat, can be used for long duration.

4. Beautiful and bright shell, with excellent heat dissipation function.

5. Different operating modes: (1) strong light mode (2) light mode (3) pulse mode.

6. Automatic shutdown, low battery alarm.

7. Show the time on digital display, clarity, according to customer needs can be continuously adjustable from 5s to 40 seconds .

8. Sleep screen saver function, save power.

9. Automatic memory function: auto saving last feature and working time number.

10. Suitable for any brand of resin materials.

11. Easy disassembly replacement lithiumion battery. Large capacity lithium battery, more than 90 days long standby time. 

Light source

Power LED

Wavelength

420nm-480nm

Light Output

1200~1500mW/cm2

Input voltage

AC 100V-220V 50/60Hz 

Light Guide

8mm(black and white), Autoclaved in 135°C

Charging Time

About 2 hours

Battery

2200MAh  Lithium-ion(rechargeable)

Weight

220g

Warranty

1 Year (except battery and lightguide)

1. What is a dental curing light?

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3. A dental curing light is a handheld device used in dentistry to cure or harden dental materials such as composite resin, dental adhesives, and sealants. It emits a specific wavelength of light, usually in the blue spectrum, to activate photo-initiators in the dental materials, facilitating polymerization and ensuring proper bonding and hardening.

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5. Why is a dental curing light important?

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7. A dental curing light is essential for achieving optimal results in dental restorations. It ensures proper curing, which affects the strength, longevity, and aesthetics of the dental materials used. Efficient curing lights help dentists achieve consistent, reliable, and durable bonds between the tooth structure and restorative materials.

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9. How does a dental curing light work?

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11. A dental curing light emits a specific wavelength of light, typically in the blue spectrum, which activates the photo-initiators in dental materials. These photo-initiators initiate a chemical reaction known as polymerization, causing the dental materials to harden and bond to the tooth structure.

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13. What types of dental curing lights are available?

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15. There are different types of dental curing lights available, including LED (Light-Emitting Diode) curing lights and halogen curing lights. LED curing lights are the most commonly used as they offer numerous advantages such as shorter curing times, cooler operation, and longer lifespan compared to halogen lights.

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17. How long should I cure dental materials using a curing light?

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19. The recommended curing time for dental materials varies depending on the specific material being used and the manufacturer's instructions. Typically, curing times range from 10 to 40 seconds per layer, but it is essential to follow the guidelines provided by the material manufacturer for optimal results.

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21. Can dental curing lights be used for all dental materials?

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23. Dental curing lights are suitable for a wide range of dental materials, including composite resin, dental adhesives, sealants, and some cement. However, not all materials respond to the same light wavelength or intensity. It is crucial to check the compatibility of the dental material with the curing light being used to ensure proper curing.

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25. Are dental curing lights safe?

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27. Dental curing lights are generally considered safe when used properly. However, precautions should be taken to protect the patient's eyes and skin from prolonged exposure to the curing light. Some curing lights come with built-in safety features to prevent excessive light exposure or overheating.

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29. Can dental curing lights be sterilised?

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31. Most dental curing lights are not designed to be sterilized, as they are considered semi-critical instruments that do not come into direct contact with the patient's tissues. However, they should be cleaned and disinfected according to the manufacturer's instructions to maintain infection control standards. You should use protective barriers called Curing Light Sleeves.

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33. Do dental curing lights require any maintenance?

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35. Dental curing lights typically require minimal maintenance. However, it is essential to regularly check the light output and intensity to ensure consistent curing performance. Some curing lights may require periodic replacement of components such as bulbs or batteries, depending on the specific model.