DEVICE: Sage (00618029821522)

An instrument designed to be used by a patient to manually brush clean their teeth and gums (i.e., remove plaque, tartar, stains). It typically consists of a proximal handle and distal head with rows of bristles (e.g., nylon) grouped in separate tufts or evenly distributed. The device is typically used with toothpaste. This is a reusable device.

A liquid or gel substance intended to be applied by a dental professional to clean tooth surfaces/cavities, often prior to or following a dental procedure (e.g., restoration, implantation). It typically contains appropriate cleaning agents and may be formulated to prevent plaque accumulation and gingivitis. It is often applied with a syringe, which may be included. After application, this device cannot be reused.

A semi-rigid or rigid hollow tubular component of a dental suction system designed to be inserted into the oral cavity for the aspiration and removal of blood, pus, saliva, debris, and water during a dental procedure. It is typically made of disposable plastic materials. This is a single-use device.

A collection of various devices and supplies used for a patient's oral hygiene. It typically includes an antiseptic applicator swab, a pre-treated toothbrush, mouth swabs, and a mouthwash/oral moisturizer. Its use will improve the physical condition of the oral cavity and may help reduce the incidence of patient infection. It is typically applied by nursing staff in hospitals and institutions, or attendants in home care settings. This is a single-use device.

A device designed as a piece of non-treated, absorbent material on a wooden, paper, or plastic stick and intended to moisten and clean a patient's oral cavity to maintain normal mouth patency and hygiene. It is commonly used on intensive care and long-term care patients to administer moisture, mouthwash, or medications to improve the physical condition of the oral cavity and possibly help reduce the incidence of patient infection. It is typically applied to the patient by nursing staff in hospitals and institutions, or attendants in homecare settings. This is a single-use device.