99 Suction Block

99 Suction Block

Solving One of Dentistry's Longest-Standing Challenges: Suction

In dental treatment, suction is far more than a supporting action—it directly affects both the flow and quality of care. Yet, the suction problem has long been one of the most persistent challenges in dentistry.

High labor intensity of assistants

First, there's the issue of physical strain on support staff. Suction assistance is one of the most energy-intensive and time-consuming tasks for dental hygienists. Maintaining suction throughout the day in a fixed posture leads to physical fatigue and burnout, worsening staff turnover and recruitment challenges.

Increase in patient's anxiety

Even when a clinic manages to hire staff, a lack of experienced assistants often disrupts suction during treatment, breaking the flow of procedures and increasing patient discomfort and anxiety.

Dental Hygiene Workers' Cost of Work

The financial burden is also significant. Retaining skilled hygienists requires ongoing investment, which affects both profitability and operational efficiency.

The 99 Suction Block provides a practical, fundamental solution to this problem.

It automatically maintains mouth opening and continuous suction — without the need for an assistant. It reduces patient discomfort, maintains uninterrupted treatment flow, and ultimately improves staffing efficiency, reduces labor costs, and enhances clinical productivity.

How the 99 Suction Block Works

01 Skirt-shaped wings wrap around the molars, creating a firm, suction-cup-like seal to remove saliva.

02 Efficiently suctions saliva from the deepest area of the retromolar pad.

03 Ensures complete suction regardless of the patient's position.

How to Use the 99 Suction Block

Using the 99 Suction Block is simple and easy.

Both disposable and reusable models are available. The reusable version is compatible with 121°C autoclave sterilization and is recommended for up to 50 uses or for use within 6 months of initial opening, whichever comes first.