A robot for transporting used treatment tools to a disinfection room includes a traveling bogie including a bogie body including a driving wheel and a driven wheel, a battery built in the bogie body and supplying power, a control unit outputting a control signal, and a front sensor and a rear sensor for sensing obstacles in front of and at rear of the bogie body in a traveling direction; a housing installed on the top of the traveling bogie; an elevating plate installed inside the housing to be capable of elevation; height adjusting means for adjusting the height of the elevating plate while being supported by the housing; a tray provided on the top of the elevating plate to be position-adjustable and accommodating a treatment tool to be transported; and a tray mover configured to advance the tray toward the front of the housing, allow the tiltedly-accommodated treatment tool to slide down and pour down by gravity, and pull the tray back to the original position after the treatment tool is discharged.

A dental treatment unit comprising: a dentist's board for interaction with a human operator, a scialytic lamp, a hydrogroup, a plurality of electronic boards connected through a BUS, a patient chair,
and provided with an NFC reader configured to automatically activate the communication with at least one NFC tag carried by a human operator, when the NFC tag is close to the NFC reader at a reading range less than 10 cm, the NFC reader is configured for registering a human operator carrying the NFC tag at a first connection with the dental treatment unit.

A dental treatment unit comprising: a dentist's board for interaction with a human operator, a scialytic lamp, a hydrogroup, a plurality of electronic boards connected through a BUS, a patient chair,
and provided with an NFC reader configured to automatically activate the communication with at least one NFC tag carried by a human operator, when the NFC tag is close to the NFC reader at a reading range less than 10 cm, the NFC reader is configured for registering a human operator carrying the NFC tag at a first connection with the dental treatment unit.

A system and method for forming a sterile dental pack is disclosed. The method includes preparing a first wrap and a second wrap; arranging a plurality of dental disposable supplies on the first wrap; and wrapping the plurality of dental disposable supplies within the first wrap and the second wrap to form an airtight container. Also disclosed is a sterile dental pack dispensing system. The sterile dental pack dispensing system may include a storage container with an opening, the storage container being configured to store a wrapped sterile dental pack; an output configured to receive the wrapped sterile dental pack from the storage container; and a fiber optic indicator configured to cause the wrapped sterile dental pack to move from the storage container to the output through the opening.

A system and method for forming a sterile dental pack is disclosed. The method includes preparing a first wrap and a second wrap; arranging a plurality of dental disposable supplies on the first wrap; and wrapping the plurality of dental disposable supplies within the first wrap and the second wrap to form an airtight container. Also disclosed is a sterile dental pack dispensing system. The sterile dental pack dispensing system may include a storage container with an opening, the storage container being configured to store a wrapped sterile dental pack; an output configured to receive the wrapped sterile dental pack from the storage container; and a fiber optic indicator configured to cause the wrapped sterile dental pack to move from the storage container to the output through the opening.

A formation of a biofilm is suppressed in piping having a relatively small liquid flow rate. A liquid processing nozzle connected to a liquid piping between a handpiece and a water supply source piping includes a nozzle body in which a liquid inlet, a liquid outlet, and a liquid flow path communicating the liquid inlet and the liquid outlet are formed, and a plurality of protrusions protruding from an inner surface of the liquid flow path into the liquid flow path. The protrusions are arranged so that protrusion amounts from the inner surface of the liquid flow path into the liquid flow path gradually increase as they go from an upstream side to a downstream side of the liquid flow path in a liquid flow direction from the liquid inlet to the liquid outlet.

A sterilization system uses ultraviolet radiation and ozone to eradicate deadly pathogens to sterilize a zone of a surface of an object or wound/incision sites. The sterilization system offers a safe sterilization method prior to or after surgery and/or closure wounds/incisions. The sterilization system has ultraviolet emitters that emit ultraviolet light in wavelengths that kill pathogens and in wavelengths that produce ozone at the sites, therefore killing/disabling several hard-to-kill pathogens. The sterilization system has proximity detectors to enable ultraviolet emission only when the system is properly located near or against the surface so as to protect from unwanted radiation from the ultraviolet light.

A self-supporting tube can support an associated medical or dental device, such as an extra-oral aerosol suction device. The self-supporting tube can be configured as a high-volume evacuator tube for a dental chair system. The self-supporting tube can include a first end that connects to an HVE port of a vacuum collection cannister directly or through a U-shaped tubular fitting and/or the first end of the self-supporting tube can connect to an inlet of a high-volume evacuator valve, and the self-supporting tube can include an opposite second end that connects to the associated aerosol suction device. The self-supporting tube can include at least one lumen that fluidically connects the first and second ends. The self-supporting tube can further include a manually operated inline valve. The self-supporting tube can be disposable and can be formed into a desired shape. When connected to an HVE valve, the self-supporting tube can include an anti-rotational device. The self-supporting tube can be provided as part of a modular system including at least one flexible tube segment and the self-supporting tube connected together. The self-supporting tube can be connected to an associated support structure of a dental delivery system unit such as an assistant's chair by a sleeve. The self-supporting tube can be connected to a support arm extending from a stopper connected to an HVE valve cradle. The self-supporting tube can include an aerosol suction funnel formed as a one-piece structure with the remainder of the self-supporting tube.

The a-flex assist arm is a device that attaches to any surface on a dental chair or hospital bed or in either case attachment to any surrounding surfaces in the dental office or any medical setting. It is designed to hold any suction device but not limited to just holding a medical or dental suction. The A-flex is essentially a third arm that can be used in any field holding items such as tools, instruments or devices.

A medical treatment apparatus includes a power and control (PAC) device. The PAC device provides electrical power through a cable to a laser handpiece assembly to electrically power a laser source within the handpiece assembly. The PAC device controls operation of the handpiece assembly and detects an identification of the handpiece assembly. The PAC device also monitors data relating to operation of the handpiece assembly. The PAC device uploads, through a communication network to a user assistance center remote from the PAC device, the handpiece assembly identification and the monitored data.