ReLeaf Hose Accessory Kit
Log in as a professional to see the priceReplacement ReLeaf suction hose accessory kit
Includes 2 long hoses and 4 short hoses with adapters.
ReLeaf™ is a hands-free HVE device that sits comfortably in the vestibule and provides continuous suction throughout a procedure. Fourteen cavities and a calculus port ring the leaf edge, giving 280° of coverage around the mouth so aerosols and fluids are captured as they’re generated — without an assistant holding a saliva ejector.
Benefits
For professionals
- Maximizes procedural efficiency
- Maintains a dry field across a wide range of procedures
- Allows for full view of the oral cavity
- Enables a great focus on the details that matter, thereby improving clinical outcomes
- Safety and Compliance: HVE
- Reduces hand strain and repetitive suction motion
For patients
- Minimizes aerosols and back-flow risk
- Comfortable anssoft mouthpiece
- Latex and BPA free
- Unhindered patient communication
For practices
- Improves practice workflow
- Reduces chair time by up to 15 minutes
- Cost-effective
Ideal for
Hygiene Applications
Ultrasonic scaling, air polishing, prophylaxis, 4346, root planing, debridement, sealants, laser, dental agents that require isolation.
Dental Applications
Restorative procedures, endodontic, periodontics, TMJ patients, special needs patients, use with bite blocks and rubber dams.
Directions for use
- Attach the 90° HVE adapter to your suction line.
- Choose the Standard or Mini leaf size for the patient.
- Position hands-free in the vestibule for continuous suction throughout the procedure.
Key specifications
- 14 (1mm × 5mm) cavities + 4 mm calculus port around the leaf edge 280° of suction coverage — exceeds the ≥ 8 mm ADA/OSHA HVE requirement
- Connects to any standard HVE line via a 90° adapter with hose holder
By the numbers
- 280° of suction coverage around the leaf edge
- 14 cavities + 4 mm calculus port exceed the 8 mm HVE requirement
- 2 refill sizes: Standard and Mini
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