Veterinary practices use the D-VS during the scaling stage of dental care to remove calculus, plaque, and other stains from teeth and the periodontal tissues around them. RWD aims to protect oral health from further damage, so it belongs wherever animals' teeth are cleaned as part of routine treatment.
A session works tooth by tooth. The operator selects one of the six scaling tips, fits it with the wrench, and starts the tip from the foot switch. Both hands stay with the handpiece and the animal's mouth, and the LED in the treatment head lights each surface as the tip passes over it.
Deposits vary from tooth to tooth. Heavy calculus on one tooth and light staining on another put very different loads on the tip, and automatic frequency tracking follows it through those changes. RWD states that calculus size and toughness do not affect the scaler, so it keeps working from one side of the mouth to the other.
Between cases, attention turns to the handle. As an aluminium alloy, it withstands high-temperature sterilisation, and the handpiece is ready for the next animal on the dental list. The set includes six scaling tips, giving the operator common working options for different cleaning needs from day one.
General practices and dental clinics both suit the D-VS, which veterinary surgeons and nurses operate during dental appointments. Its water pipe connects to the room's water supply, and the adapter supplies power.