Dentist cups come in a variety of sizes from 1 oz to 10 oz. You can also choose from a variety of colors such as white, black, clear, and more. They come with different designs as well such as Dixie Sage. Dental cups typically come in bulk boxes of 1000 cups. Also, a dental office can choose between paper and plastic cups. Before you buy dentist cups, make sure that they are durable and have an embossed grip for better handling making them easier to dispense and hold. Economic value without compromised quality is the key.
Why is it important to have dentist cups around?
Dentist cups are important because every time you go to the dentist, the dentist ultimately asks you to gargle to clean up your mouth and spit into the CUP. Dentists also use small 1-2 ounce portion cups to store cleaner in while they clean your teeth.
Using disposable dentist cups is a great way to save time and effort because you do not have to wash them after they are used. You just simply throw them in the recycle bin and everything is set for you again. There is no need to wash, no detergent and no labor costs. This maintains a sanitary atmosphere at the local dentists office. My kids use spit cups at night before they go to bed. They fill it up, gargle with it, spit it back in the cup, pour it out and throw them away.
A disposable cup is designed for cheapness and economic value. The value of dentist cups is not for long term use but for short term convenience. It is only intended for single use. Paper cups are one of the disposable cups that dentist use and they are also environment friendly. They are widely used around the world and are more biodegradable than polystyrene cups. Paper cups are also used in hospitals for health reasons. So if you are Earth friendly you might want to use paper cups for your dental clinic and office. Plastic cups on the other hand are not as biodegradable as paper, but are typically cheaper, so a lot of dentists will choose this route as well.
Using disposable dentist cups also reduces the number of cross infection. That is why in health care they are encouraged to use as much disposable products as necessary to reduce the risk of spreading infections. Remember always to dispose of these items properly and do your part to keep our environment clean. And go to your dentist and have your teeth examined regularly.