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CarieScan PRO User Manual
CarieScan PRO
User Manual
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Declaration of Conformity
We herewith declare that the generic family of devices, Hand Held Caries Detection Devices, meet the
provisions of the Council Directive 93/42/EEC for medical devices and the UK Medical Devices Regulations SI
1994/3017.
The Technical File is retained in the premises of the manufacturer.
Primary Product Safety Standards Fulfilled
IEC / UL 60601-1 General Requirements for Safety
CSA-C22.2 No.601.1-M90 Part 1 General Requirements for Safety
CarieScan PRO and the CarieScan logo are trademarks of CarieScan Ltd and are not to be copied or
reproduced in any format.
The CarieScan PRO is protected by UK Patent 2385136B and Registered Community Designs
EC000680467-0002. Equivalent patent and design applications are pending in other countries.
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CONTENTS
Getting Started ................................................................................................................................................. 1
1.1
1.2
Product Overview ............................................................................................................................................ 5
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
2.7
General............................................................................................................................................................................. 15
Service.............................................................................................................................................................................. 15
Storage conditions ........................................................................................................................................................... 15
Important Information.................................................................................................................................... 16
7.1
7.2
7.3
7.4
7.5
7.6
7.7
Caries Detection Evaluation Scale .................................................................................................................................. 12
Setting up the device........................................................................................................................................................ 13
Preparing the patient........................................................................................................................................................ 13
Taking a measurement on Occlusal and Free Smooth Surfaces ................................................................................... 13
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE .................................................................................................................. 15
6.1
6.2
6.3
Start Up .............................................................................................................................................................................. 9
Initialisation......................................................................................................................................................................... 9
Standby ............................................................................................................................................................................ 10
Measurement mode ......................................................................................................................................................... 10
Navigation Mode .............................................................................................................................................................. 10
System Health Check....................................................................................................................................................... 11
CARIES DETECTION PROTOCOL................................................................................................................. 12
5.1
5.2
5.3
5.4
Charging the CarieScan PRO............................................................................................................................................ 9
®
Connections to Compatible Accessories via Bluetooth ................................................................................................... 9
DEVICE START UP........................................................................................................................................... 9
4.1
4.2
4.3
4.4
4.5
4.6
Box Contents List ............................................................................................................................................................... 6
CarieScan PRO.................................................................................................................................................................. 7
Soft Tissue Cable............................................................................................................................................................... 8
Charging Cradle and Stand ............................................................................................................................................... 8
Power Supply Unit.............................................................................................................................................................. 8
Cable Test Adaptor ............................................................................................................................................................ 8
Sensor Pack ....................................................................................................................................................................... 8
INSTALLATION / ASSEMBLY.......................................................................................................................... 9
3.1
3.2
The CarieScan PRO™....................................................................................................................................................... 1
Taking a measurement on Occlusal and Free Smooth Surfaces ..................................................................................... 2
Intended Use .................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Indications for use ............................................................................................................................................................ 16
Restrictions on Use .......................................................................................................................................................... 16
Contraindications ............................................................................................................................................................. 16
Warnings .......................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Precautions ...................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Infection control ................................................................................................................................................................ 16
CERTIFICATIONS........................................................................................................................................... 17
WARNINGS & PRECAUTIONS ...................................................................................................................... 18
9.1
9.2
9.3
General............................................................................................................................................................................. 18
Label Glossary ................................................................................................................................................................. 18
Classification .................................................................................................................................................................... 19
10 FURTHER INFORMATION.............................................................................................................................. 19
10.1
10.2
10.3
10.4
Product support ................................................................................................................................................................ 19
Battery information ........................................................................................................................................................... 19
LCD Glossary ................................................................................................................................................................... 20
Troubleshooting................................................................................................................................................................ 20
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1 Getting Started
1.1
The CarieScan PRO™
The CarieScan PRO™ enables dentists to evaluate posterior (molar and premolar) teeth using AC Impedance
Spectroscopy (ACIST) by providing information about whether the tooth is healthy, in the early stages of decay or
already significantly decayed (see also Section 7). The PRO assesses the occlusal surfaces and the free-smooth
surfaces of teeth.
The system consists of the CarieScan PRO handpiece, a Soft Tissue Cable for attaching the soft tissue contact (lip
clip) to the PRO, and a Sensor. The PRO uses a disposable sensor that resembles a small toothbrush. The sensor
is held against the tooth to be examined and the measurement takes about four seconds to complete then the
result is displayed.
Note:
For full details see Section 2
(b)
colour LED
results pyramid
on both sides
soft tissue
cable socket
Power
(on/off)
Enter
(start measurement)
charging
contacts
The CarieScan PRO
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1.2
Taking a measurement on Occlusal and Free Smooth Surfaces
Prepare the CarieScan PRO
1.
After taking suitable cross-infection precautions
(see our website at www.cariescan.com for our
recommendation of barriers) hold the CarieScan
PRO with the display facing you and push the
Tufted Sensor onto the CarieScan PRO with the
tuft facing away from you, locating it with a click.
2.
Switch on the PRO by holding down the ‘Power’
button until the device starts up.
Note: Use the Tufted Sensor for measurement of occlusal and
accessible smooth surfaces only.
Placing the sensor on to the CarieScan PRO
3.
Open the sensor blister pack by peeling off the
Tyvek lid.
Note:
Care must be taken if any plastic sheathing is used for cross-infection control purposes. Ensure that it does not
prevent electrical contact between the end of the CarieScan PRO and the contacts inside the sensors.
4.
The LCD will show ‘RdY’ (ready), the Occlusal
and Smooth surface
icons will be shown.
Prepare the patient
5.
Place the PRO in its stand while you ensure the
surface of the tooth to be measured is free from any
plaque and debris.
6.
Connect the Soft Tissue Contact (lip clip) to the
socket of the cable.
7.
Firmly connect the plug of the soft tissue cable into
the socket at the side of the CarieScan PRO.
8.
Gently place the curled end of the Soft Tissue
Contact over the lower lip of the patient.
9.
Dry the tooth site to be measured for 5 seconds with
a 3-in-1 syringe to remove any pooled fluid.
Measurement of occlusal surface
Note: that drying time is based on standard air
pressure of 40psi.
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Record the result and move on to another site
Measure the site
to start measuring.
10. Press the ‘Enter’ button
11. The blue LED on the pyramid will flash indicating
that the CarieScan PRO is in measurement mode.
12. Place the sensor firmly onto the chosen occlusal
or smooth surface and a measurement will
automatically be taken. During the measurement
4 audible tones will be heard before the result is
displayed.
Measurement of smooth surface
13. On completion of the measurement the result is
presented by a further sequence of beeps and the
colour pyramid classification will light displaying
the caries detection level (Section 5.1).
Note:
If there is a bad connection or improper site preparation the PRO may not provide a measurement value.
14. With the measurement complete the sensor can be removed from the tooth surface, the result will remain
visible on the displays until the next tooth site is detected. Record the last result as required and select
another site to measure.
15. Record the last result as required and select another site to measure.
16. Should the sensor become contaminated or waterlogged, you should replace the sensor with a new one
before continuing.
Finishing up
17. The Measurement mode (indicated by the blue flashing LED) automatically restarts after 3 seconds, and
subsequent measurement will begin when the CarieScan PRO detects when the sensor is on a tooth.
18. Take a new measurement by returning to step 9. (Further drying may not be necessary if repeating
measurements on the same site.)
19. Terminate the measurement process by pressing any button on the Keypad for about 1s.
20. When measurements on the patient are complete:
•
to remove the sensor from the CarieScan PRO, squeeze the sensor on the side grips to release the
catch and remove from the device.
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• all sensors must be disposed as sharp contaminated waste. All such waste must be placed in a suitable
receptacle marked as biohazard, conforming to the required regulations.
• the CarieScan PRO and Soft Tissue Cable should be wiped down with alcohol-based wipes.
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2 Product Overview
The CarieScan PRO has a number of advantages over other measuring / visualisation systems. The absence of Xrays has safety advantages and allows increased frequency of monitoring. Most importantly the accuracy of results
sets the system apart from other diagnostic methods. CarieScan PRO is 92.5% accurate at detecting both sound
and carious teeth, minimising false positive or false negative results.
The PRO enables earlier and more accurate detection of “early” caries lesions which are not clearly visible to the
human eye enabling remedial (preventive) treatment to be initiated. It also enables detection of the more extensive
“hidden” lesions extending into dentine which can be missed by even the most careful examiner. Unlike
competitors, the PRO is not affected by optical factors such as staining or discoloration of the tooth. The CarieScan
PRO provides a qualitative value based directly on the disease state, rather than the indirect optical properties of
the tooth or surrogate markers such as bacterial breakdown products.
The impedance of a healthy tooth is very high due to relatively low ionic conduction. However, as a tooth
demineralises it starts to lose some of its regular structure from beneath the tooth’s surface zone and increasingly
larger pores are formed as minerals are eluted out. If the lesion progresses, the pores can connect with each other
and the tooth becomes a mix of highly conductive parts (the fluid filled pores) and the low conductive enamel, so
impedance decreases. As the decay progresses, dentine becomes involved and cavities are formed, the
impedance falls further.
The key to evaluating dental tissue in this way has been to pass a very
low current (undetectable to the patient) through a tooth and to measure
the impedance of the flow of charge passing through it.
The variance in signals between the different stages of decay is
significant. The impedance measured in a healthy tooth is significantly
greater than that of a tooth that is demineralising which is itself
significantly greater than that of a tooth with a cavity. As a result the
sensitivity (ability to find caries when it is present) and specificity (ability
to detect healthy tissue, or lack of false positives) of the ACIST system in
distinguishing these different stages is very high.
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2.1
Box Contents List
Please review the contents below and ensure all the components are present. If there are any missing
components please refer to Product Support (Section 10.1).
Item
See Section
CP-SYS-01
CarieScan PRO
system
2.1
CP-STC-01
Soft Tissue Cable
2.3
CP-STD-01
Display Stand
2.4
Charging Cradle
2.4
Power Supply Unit
2.5
Cable Test Adaptor
2.6
Part
Number
CP-CHG-01
CP-PSU-01
CP-TSN-01
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2.2
CarieScan PRO
2.2.1
General
The CarieScan PRO has a keypad, LCD symbol display, colour LEDs and a soft tissue cable socket. The PRO
includes Bluetooth® for future connectivity. Battery charging is achieved via the charging cradle.
(b)
colour LED
results pyramid
on both sides
soft tissue
cable socket
Power
(on/off)
2.2.2
Enter
(start measurement)
charging
contacts
Audio response
The CarieScan PRO provides audio feedback. Sounds are used to indicate:
•
completion of internal test at startup
•
the completion of a measurement:
•
2 short beeps for OK
2 long beeps for fail
Green: Single beep
1-99: 3 beeps
Red: 6 rapid beeps
the completion of System Health Check
2 short beeps for OK
2 long beeps for fail
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2.3
Soft Tissue Cable
The soft tissue cable is for attaching the soft tissue contact (lip clip) to the CarieScan
PRO.
2.4
Charging Cradle and Stand
The charging cradle is used to charge the CarieScan PRO and has a DC Jack for
connection to CP-PSU-01 only.
CAUTION:
The charging cradle must NOT be placed inside the patient environment.
The display stand is a non-electrical unit and should be used to hold the CarieScan PRO within the patient
environment.
2.5
Power Supply Unit
The CarieScan PRO has been certified for use via the charging cradle with
only the supplied power charger, part code CP-PSU-01.
Input:
Output:
100V-240V ac, 47Hz-63Hz
6V dc, 0A – 1.7A
Any attempt to charge or power the CarieScan PRO from any other source will render the system’s warranty
permanently invalid. In order to disconnect the CarieScan PRO from the mains power, remove the PSU plug from
the wall socket.
2.6
Cable Test Adaptor
The Cable Test Adaptor is a non-disposable component which allows the cable
to be connected directly to the PRO and is used to test the that the cable is
undamaged. The Adaptor is placed onto the PRO in the same way as the
disposable sensors. We recommend that a test is performed on a daily basis to
ensure the cable is undamaged.
CAUTION: The Cable Test Adaptor MUST NOT be used in a patient’s mouth.
2.7
Sensor Pack
The sensor packs are sold separately – reorder code CS-OCC50. Each pack contains a tufted Sensor for occlusal and free
smooth surfaces and a Soft Tissue Contact that is attached to the
soft tissue cable which is, in turn, connected to the CarieScan
PRO. It is placed over the lip in the corner of the patient’s mouth.
The contents of the pack are supplied clinically clean and are
disposable, single use only. These are each single use items and
MUST NOT be sterilised for re-use.
CAUTION: A NEW sensor pack must be used for EACH patient at each visit.
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3 INSTALLATION / ASSEMBLY
3.1
Charging the CarieScan PRO
The mains plug from the Power Supply Unit (CP-PSU-01) should be plugged into an ac mains socket. The dc jack
from the PSU must be inserted into the power socket at the rear of the Charging Cradle.
will show when the CarieScan PRO has less than about 1½ hours of charge
The Low battery status indicator
remaining. To charge the CarieScan PRO, place it into the Charging Cradle. The blue LED on the CarieScan PRO
will illuminate until it is removed from the Cradle or until the CarieScan PRO is fully charged. The product is
disabled from use during charging.
Note:
Before using the CarieScan PRO for the first time, charge the battery for a minimum of 8 hours (overnight). Please
see notes regarding battery life and charging in Further Information (Section 10.2)
3.2
Connections to Compatible Accessories via Bluetooth®
Compatible accessories can be connected wirelessly to the CarieScan PRO using the integrated Bluetooth®
capability. Please refer to the Bluetooth Setup Section in your relevant Instruction Manual for further details.
4.1
DEVICE START UP
Start Up
powers the CarieScan PRO On and Off. A single press of the ‘Power’ key switches
The ‘Power’ On / Off key
the CarieScan PRO on. The CarieScan PRO then begins its initialisation. Note that the Power key must be held
down for more than 2 seconds then released to switch the CarieScan PRO off.
4.2
Initialisation
During initialisation, the Busy symbol
on the LCD is shown and an automatic self-test will be performed showing
‘Ok’ on the display when complete. If the measurement circuit is not operating within specification, the CarieScan
PRO will prevent measurements from being made and the LCD will show ‘CFL’. If this occurs you should refer to
System Health Check (see Section 4.6).
A check is performed to determine if a Bluetooth® link is within range and the Wireless Connectivity symbol
will
flash. If an existing pairing is established, the Wireless Connectivity symbol remains on. If a pairing is not found,
the Bluetooth search switches OFF and the Wireless Connectivity symbol is OFF. A Bluetooth search can be
switched on again using Navigation (see Section 4.5).
Note:
A Bluetooth® pairing is only initiated by the CarieScan Plus unit for remote control, or by a CarieScan approved
device.
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4.3
Standby
After initialisation, the CarieScan PRO waits for user input in Standby mode.
Keys
4.4
Action
Enter
Start Measurement mode
Up
Enter Navigate mode
Down
Enter Navigate mode
Power
Press and hold for more than 2s to switch off.
Measurement mode
will start measurement mode in
After fitting a sensor (see Section 5.4) to the CarieScan PRO pressing Enter
ReadyScan. This ReadyScan feature sets up the device to ‘look’ for sensor contact with a tooth surface and The
blue LED will flash indicating that the CarieScan PRO is ready for measuring.
See Section 5 for details on the Caries Detection Protocol including measurement setup and results.
Note:
Without a sensor on the CarieScan PRO, the LCD shows ‘NOS’ and a measurement cannot start.
4.5
Navigation Mode
key is pressed when in Standby, the device enters Navigation Mode. Presently, only the
If an Up or Down
Bluetooth on/off control is available.
The Bluetooth symbol
appears on the LCD indicating that Bluetooth® can be manually enabled or disabled.
Press Enter
to toggle Bluetooth® On or Off. When enabled, the Wireless Connectivity icon
will appear in the
status bar at the bottom of the LCD. The CarieScan PLUS, or other approved device, can now connect with the
CarieScan PRO.
Keys
Action
Enter
Toggles Bluetooth on or off
Up
Exit Navigation mode
Down
Exit Navigation mode
Power
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Press and release to exit Navigation mode
Press and hold for more than 2s to switch off.
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4.6
System Health Check
The Cable Test Adaptor enables an external system test to be performed.
IMPORTANT: It is advised that this external test is performed on a daily basis.
Please refer to the LCD Glossary (Section 10.3) for an explanation of the abbreviated terms.
1.
With the LCD facing you connect the Cable Test
Adaptor to the PRO with the pin facing away
from you, locating it with a click.
2.
‘TSE’ is shown on the LCD indicating the device
has detected the adaptor.
3.
Push the angled plug of the Soft Tissue Cable
into the socket at the side of the CarieScan
PRO.
4.
Connect the Soft Tissue Cable socket onto the
pin of the adaptor.
5.
Press ‘Enter’ to start the test. The result of the
health check is assessed.
6.
If the health check passes the LCD shows ‘Ok’,
otherwise an error is reported by displaying
‘CFL’. If ‘CFL’ is observed, then it is likely that
the soft tissue cable is damaged. In this case
replace or contact your supplier for advice.
7.
The PRO will return to the ‘TSE’ state until the
Cable Test Adaptor is removed.
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Checking the system with the Test Adaptor
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5 CARIES DETECTION PROTOCOL
5.1
Caries Detection Evaluation Scale
LCD:
LED:
1 green
AUDIO: 1 beep
LCD:
1 – 20
LED:
yellow
1 green, 1
AUDIO: 3 beeps
LCD:
21 – 30
LED:
1 green, 2
yellows
AUDIO: 3 beeps
LCD:
31 – 50
LED:
3 yellows
OBSERVATION:
Sound tooth surface
ADVICE:
No treatment required beyond continuing surveillance, with Reassessment
and Review at intervals appropriate to the particular caries risk characteristics
of the patient.
OBSERVATION:
Possibility of first indications of initial carious change beneath the enamel
surface.
ADVICE: Preventive Care Advised (PCA)
Consider localised oral hygiene advice with use of fluoride toothpaste and
review with monitoring over time.
OBSERVATION:
Probability of first indications of initial carious change beneath the enamel
surface.
ADVICE: Preventive Care Advised (PCA)
Consider localised oral hygiene advice, diet advice, with use of fluoride
toothpaste and review with monitoring over time.
OBSERVATION:
Possibility of significant carious change beneath the enamel surface
warranting specific preventive care.
AUDIO: 3 beeps
ADVICE: Preventive Care Advised (PCA)
Consider fluoride varnish or (on pit & fissure sites) pit & fissure sealants, with
localised oral hygiene, diet advice and personalised review with monitoring
over time.
LCD:
51 – 90
LED:
3 yellows
OBSERVATION:
Probability of significant carious change beneath the enamel surface
warranting specific preventive care.
AUDIO: 3 beeps
ADVICE: Preventive Care Advised (PCA)
Strongly consider fluoride varnish or (on pit & fissure sites) pit & fissure
sealants, with localised oral hygiene, diet advice and personalised review with
monitoring at shorter intervals.
LCD:
91 – 99
LED:
4 yellows
OBSERVATION:
Possibility of established decay equating to carious change extending through
the enamel and into superficial dentine warranting specific preventive, or
possibly operative, care.
AUDIO: 3 beeps
ADVICE: Preventive Care Advised (PCA)
Strongly consider either fluoride varnish or (on pit & fissure sites) pit & fissure
sealants, with or without a sealant restoration technique. In addition, localised
oral hygiene and diet advice should be given with personalised review and
monitoring over short intervals. Operative intervention may be appropriate for
the high caries risk patient.
LCD:
LED:
1 red
OBSERVATION:
Established caries. The likelihood that significant dentine caries involvement is
present indicates that, subject to patient profile, Operative Care is Advised for
this lesion.
AUDIO: 6 rapid beeps
ADVICE: Operative Care Advised (OCA)
Minimally Invasive Dentistry means that the restoration should be as small as
possible. (examples: amalgam, composite, glass ionomer).
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5.2
Setting up the device
1.
Ensure the CarieScan PRO is charged in accordance with the instructions given in Charging the CarieScan
PRO (Section 3.1).
2.
Remove the CarieScan PRO from the Charging Cradle and place it on the Stand.
3.
Switch on the CarieScan PRO by depressing the power button on the keypad.
5.3
Preparing the patient
Perform any cross-infection precautions normally taken in
your clinic. See our website at www.cariescan.com for our
recommendation of barriers.
To ensure the accuracy of the detection of dental caries,
the following steps must be taken prior to any
measurements:
1.
Remove any intra-oral removable appliances.
2.
Clean all tooth surfaces to remove any plaque:
Occlusal and free smooth surfaces should ideally be
cleaned with a tooth brush or a prophylaxis brush
and water. If toothpaste or prophylaxis paste is used
care must be taken to ensure it is all removed prior
to making a measurement in order to avoid false
readings.
3.
Isolate the tooth to be measured and those in the
immediate vicinity using cotton-wool rolls and a
saliva ejector.
Isolation of tooth to be measured
5.4
Taking a measurement on Occlusal and Free Smooth Surfaces
Note: Use the Tufted Sensor for measurement of
occlusal and accessible smooth surfaces only.
1. Open the blister pack by peeling off the Tyvek lid.
2. After taking suitable cross-infection precautions hold
the CarieScan PRO with the display facing you and
push the Tufted Sensor onto the CarieScan PRO
with the tuft facing away from you, locating it with a
click.
3. The LCD will show ‘RdY’ (ready), the Occlusal icon
and Smooth surface icon
shown.
Attaching the sensor
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will both be
Note: Care must be taken if any plastic sheathing is
used for cross-infection control purposes. Ensure that it
does not prevent electrical contact between the end of
the CarieScan PRO and the contacts inside the
sensors.
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Prepare the Patient
4.
Ensure the surface of the tooth to be measured is
free from any plaque and debris, as described in
Section 5.3.
5.
Connect the Soft Tissue Contact (lip clip) to the
socket of the cable.
6.
Firmly connect the plug of the soft tissue cable into
the socket at the side of the CarieScan PRO.
7.
Gently place the curled end of the Soft Tissue
Contact over the lower lip of the patient.
8.
Dry the site to be measured for 5 seconds with a 3in-1 syringe to remove any pooled fluid.
Measurement of occlusal surface
Note
Drying time is based on standard air pressure of 40psi.
Take a measurement
9.
Press the ‘Enter’ button
to start measuring.
10. The blue LED on the pyramid will flash indicating that the CarieScan PRO is in measurement mode.
11. Place the sensor firmly onto the chosen occlusal or smooth surface and a measurement will automatically be
taken. During the measurement 4 audible tones will be heard before the result is displayed.
Sensor placement on occlusal surface
Sensor placement on smooth surface
12. On completion of the measurement the result is presented by a further sequence of beeps and the colour
pyramid classification will light displaying the caries detection level, as described in Section 5.1.
Record the result and move on to another site
13. With the measurement complete the sensor can be removed from the tooth surface, the result will remain
visible on the displays until the next tooth site is detected. Record the last result as required and select
another site to measure.
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Note:
If there is a bad connection or improper site preparation the CarieScan PRO may not
provide a measurement value.
14. The measurement mode (indicated by blue flashing LED) will automatically restart after 3 seconds, and
subsequent measurement will begin when the CarieScan PRO detects when the sensor is on a tooth.
15. Take a new measurement by returning to step 11.
Note: Further drying may not be necessary if repeating measurements on the same site.
Finishing up
16. Terminate the measurement process by pressing any button on the Keypad for about 1s.
17. When measurements on the patient are complete:
• To remove the sensor from the CarieScan PRO, squeeze the sensor on the side grips to release the
catch and remove from the device.
• All sensors must be disposed as sharp contaminated waste. All such waste must be placed in a suitable
receptacle marked as biohazard, conforming to the required regulations.
• the CarieScan PRO and Soft Tissue Cable should be wiped down with alcohol-based wipes.
Note:
During a measurement, ReadyScan can be aborted by pressing any of the buttons on the keypad to escape the
sequence. The CarieScan PRO will then return to Standby mode.
If the blue LED stops flashing, ReadyScan can be restarted by returning to step 9.
The device automatically switches off after 15 minutes on idle without any measurements taken or key presses.
6 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
6.1
General
The CarieScan PRO contains no user replaceable parts.
Inspect the device regularly for significant damage and/or wear and tear. If any damage is found then your
supplier should be contacted. The CarieScan PRO and Soft Tissue Cable should be wiped down with alcoholbased wipes after each use. They must not be subjected to sterilisation procedures. Keep this system away from
wet locations as functionality may be compromised.
A new sensor pack must be used for each patient at each new visit.
IMPORTANT: All sensors must be disposed of as sharp contaminated waste. All such waste must be placed in a
suitable receptacle marked as biohazard, conforming to the required regulations.
6.2 Service
CarieScan PRO contains no user serviceable parts. If any problems arise, please contact your supplier (Section
10.1).
6.3 Storage conditions
Temperature range:
−20°C to +60°C.
Normal operating temperature range of the product is 0°C to +50°C at non-condensing relative humidity of 10% to
90% RH.
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Important Information
7.1
Intended Use
The CarieScan PRO is intended for use by dental professionals as an aid in the diagnosis and monitoring of dental
caries.
7.2
Indications for use
The CarieScan PRO is indicated for the detection and monitoring of primary coronal dental caries.
7.3
Restrictions on Use
The CarieScan PRO is a prescription only use device. The sensors are single use devices and must not be
sterilised. A NEW sensor pack must be used for EACH patient at each visit.
If using on patients with a fixed orthodontic appliance avoid contacting any metal parts of the appliance to ensure
reliable measurement.
Care should be taken when using the device on teeth up to 3 years after their eruption – do not rely solely on a
single CarieScan PRO measurement result for making a treatment decision on a tooth surface on such teeth Use
the device to monitor the tooth surface over time to help determine the treatment decision.
With deciduous teeth care should be taken to cross-reference CarieScan PRO readings with the results of
conventional clinical examinations and the clinician’s judgement.
CAUTION: US Federal Law restricts the sale or use of this device to qualified dental professionals.
7.4
Contraindications
The CarieScan PRO cannot be used to assess:
•
•
•
•
secondary caries
the integrity of a restoration
dental root caries
the depth of an excavation within a cavity preparation
Further, the CarieScan PRO should not be used when tooth surfaces are covered with an excess of plaque and /
or other debris. Ensure the teeth are cleaned and excess plaque removed.
7.5
Warnings
It is the responsibility of the Dental Healthcare Professional to understand:
i.
ii.
iii.
iv.
7.6
the appropriate use of this product
the health of each patient
the dental procedures being undertaken
industry and governmental agency recommendations, requirements, and regulations for the safe practice
of dentistry.
Precautions
Do not place the system on or next to a radiator or other heat source as excessive heat may damage the system’s
electronics. The system is portable, but must be handled with care.
7.7
Infection control
As with all dental procedures, universal cross-infection precautions should be observed. Please visit
www.cariescan.com for recommended infection control barriers.
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8 CERTIFICATIONS
The product is manufactured by CarieScan Ltd in accordance with ISO 13485:2003.
The device is CE marked in accordance with Medical Device Directive 93/42/EEC.
This product is certified to comply with:
IEC60601-1, UL 60601-1/UL 2601-1, CSA 22.2 No.601-1, EN60601-1-2, FCC 47CFR Part 15
Guidance and manufacturer’s declaration – electromagnetic emissions
The CarieScan PRO is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The customer or
the user of the CarieScan PRO should assure that it is used in such an environment.
Emissions test
Compliance
Electromagnetic environment – guidance
RF emissions CISPR 11
Group 1
The CarieScan PRO uses RF energy only for
its internal function. Therefore, its RF emissions
are very low and are not likely to cause any
interference in nearby electronic equipment.
RF emissions CISPR 11
Class B
Harmonic emissions
IEC 61000-3-2
Voltage fluctuations/flicker
emissions IEC 61000-3-3
The CarieScan PRO is suitable for use in all
establishments,
including
domestic
establishments and those directly connected to
the public low-voltage power supply network
that supplies buildings used for domestic
purposes.
Class A
Complies
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a typical dental
installation. This equipment generates, uses and may radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used
in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to other devices in the vicinity. However, there
is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful
interference to other devices, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
i.
ii.
iii.
iv.
Reorient or relocate the receiving device.
Increase the separation between the equipment.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the other devices are
connected.
Consult the manufacturer or field service technician for help.
We hereby declare the product CarieScan PRO FCC ID:TTZ0002 is a class 2 BT device (max 1mW Transmit
power) and for typical product usage the antenna distance from a person is 15cm. The product is not subject to the
routine RF exposure evaluation as per Section 2.1093 of the FCC rules.
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9 WARNINGS & PRECAUTIONS
9.1
General
Only the CarieScan PRO and Display Stand should be taken inside the patient environment, which is defined as a
radius of 2m from the patient. For the avoidance of doubt, the Charging cradle and all other accessories MUST
remain outside the patient environment.
Use only the separately available CarieScan sensor packs (CS-OCC-50) with the CarieScan PRO.
Avoid direct contact with water, wet surfaces or condensing humidity.
9.2
Label Glossary
Type B applied part
May be connected to earth and can be immediately released from the patient
Serial number with hardware I) Issue and R) Revision.
Last 6 digits of the Bluetooth MAC address used as a unique identifier.
Year and month of manufacture.
See Accompanying Documents for further information (this User Manual)
Electrical Device certified to comply with the stated Medical Device Directives
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive
This product cannot be discarded as unsorted municipal waste. Separate collection of
such waste is necessary.
FCC ID: TTZ0002
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions:
i.
ii.
this device may not cause harmful interference, and
this device must accept any interference received, including interference that
may cause undesired operation.
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
WITH RESPECT TO ELECTRICAL SHOCK, FIRE AND MECHANICAL HAZARDS
ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH UL60601-1, CAN/ CSA C22.2 No. 601.1.
31TZ
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9.3
Classification
9.3.1
Internally powered equipment
Type B applied part
Not intended to be sterilised.
Not suitable for use in the presence of flammable anaesthetic mixture with air or with oxygen or nitrous
oxide.
Intended for continuous operation
i.
ii.
iii.
iv.
v.
9.3.2
Charging Cradle
Not intended to be sterilised.
Not suitable for use in the presence of flammable anaesthetic mixture with air or with oxygen or nitrous
oxide.
Intended for continuous operation.
i.
ii.
iii.
9.3.3
i.
CarieScan PRO
Display Stand
Not intended to be sterilised.
10 FURTHER INFORMATION
10.1 Product support
If there are any missing components or service / maintenance required, please contact:
CarieScan Ltd
Prospect Business Centre
The Technology Park
Dundee
DD2 1SW
UK
Tel. +44 (0)1382 598628
Email: support@cariescan.com
Web: www.cariescan.com
10.2 Battery information
Self discharge within approximately 90 days at 20°C.
Storage at higher or lower temperatures can significantly reduce / increase this stated discharge time. It is
strongly recommended that each unit is recharged fully at least once per month.
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10.3 LCD Glossary
Wireless connectivity indicator
Busy / wait
Low battery status indicator
Smooth surface measurement available
Occlusal surface measurement available
Three character display
The following messages may be seen in the three character display over the course of the normal operation of the
CarieScan PRO:
See Section
4.4
Measurement
Ok
NOS
RdY
bYE
TSI
TSE
CFL
Startup tests ok
No sensor attached
Ready to start measurement
Powering off
Testing internal Load
Waiting for external System Health Check
System Health Check failure
Result
1 - 99
Sound tooth
Intermediate scale between G and R
Established caries
5.1
4.5
Navigation
Indicates that Bluetooth can be enabled or
disabled
10.4 Troubleshooting
Please visit Frequently Asked Questions on our website (www.cariescan.com/faqs.php) for up-to-date frequently
asked questions and troubleshooting tips.
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Dundee
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UK
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Email: support@cariescan.com
Web: www.cariescan.com
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