Sweeps uses laser-induced shockwave photoacoustic streaming to clean canals. A pulsed laser is emitted into the canal, heating the fluid and forming a vapor bubble that expands rapidly. As the bubble collapses, it generates primary and secondary shockwaves. These shockwaves enhance bactericidal effects and increase cleaning efficacy. Advantages include superior chemical activation of irrigants, dissolution of pulp remnants, disruption of biofilms, and cleaning ability comparable to EDTA with bactericidal effects.
Sweeps uses laser-induced shockwave photoacoustic streaming to clean canals. A pulsed laser is emitted into the canal, heating the fluid and forming a vapor bubble that expands rapidly. As the bubble collapses, it generates primary and secondary shockwaves. These shockwaves enhance bactericidal effects and increase cleaning efficacy. Advantages include superior chemical activation of irrigants, dissolution of pulp remnants, disruption of biofilms, and cleaning ability comparable to EDTA with bactericidal effects.
Sweeps uses laser-induced shockwave photoacoustic streaming to clean canals. A pulsed laser is emitted into the canal, heating the fluid and forming a vapor bubble that expands rapidly. As the bubble collapses, it generates primary and secondary shockwaves. These shockwaves enhance bactericidal effects and increase cleaning efficacy. Advantages include superior chemical activation of irrigants, dissolution of pulp remnants, disruption of biofilms, and cleaning ability comparable to EDTA with bactericidal effects.
SWEEPS: Shock wave Laser fiber tip is placed into the Growth of subsequent bubble exerts pressure pulp chamber with irrigation enhanced emission fluid on collapsing initial bubble photoacoustic streaming Pulsed laser is emitted and This accelerates collapse of initial and LASER USED: Er:YAG laser secondary bubbles absorbed into the fluid (2,940nm), now produced in two models (LightWalker and SkyPulse, Fotona) Results in emission of primary and secondary Fluid instantly gets heated over shock waves it’s boiling point SWEEPS tips: In 1st phase : Vapor bubble Shock waves thereafter enhance the bactericidal effect conical develops at the end of fiber tip and further increase the cleaning efficacy. end and and expands rapidly thereafter 9–14 mm reaches its maximum size. ADVANTAGES: flat. In 2nd phase : pressure forces the – It offers superior vapor bubble to collapse • chemical activation of NaOCl. • chemical dissolution of pulp remnants by NaOCl. During this process a portion of energy stored in the vapor bubble is • physical disruptive action on biofilm. converted into acoustic energy • smear layer cleaning ability to that of EDTA. • bactericidal effect. Laser pulse develops at Topt i.e. when initial bubble is in Presented by: Dr.Harshita Jain final phase of its collapse Dr.Simran Sharma Dr.Simran Utwal