News - Oct 2025

The crucial role of sterilisation in dental care and how wet blasting enhances it...

Selection of dental instruments

In dentistry, sterilisation is not just a procedural step - it’s a cornerstone of patient safety and professional integrity. Every instrument that enters a patient’s mouth must be completely free from contaminants to prevent cross-infection and ensure the highest standards of care.

However, achieving effective sterilisation starts long before instruments reach the autoclave. This is where wet blasting technology plays an important role.

Wet blasting helps by creating an ideal surface for sterilisation, the process produces a consistent surface finish within the optimal Ra roughness range for sterilisation, typically between 0.25 - 0.6 µm, allowing steam and sterilising agents to reach all areas effectively.

In short, wet blasting helps ensure the sterilisation process is as efficient and thorough as possible - allowing dental teams to focus on what matters most: delivering safe, high-quality care.

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