BS EN ISO 16954:2015
Dentistry. Test methods for dental unit waterline biofilm treatment
standard by British Standard / European Standard / International Organization for Standardization , 07/31/2015
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Full Description
BS EN ISO 16954:2015 provides type test methods for evaluating the effectiveness of treatment
methods intended to prevent or inhibit the formation of biofilm or to remove biofilm present in dental
unit procedural water delivery systems under laboratory conditions.
This International Standard does not apply to devices intended to deliver sterile procedural water or sterile solution. It also does not apply to lines, tubing, or hoses that deliver compressed air within the dental unit.
This International Standard does not establish specific upper limits for bacterial contamination or describe test methods to be used in clinical situations. It also does not establish test methods for evaluating any deleterious side effects potentially caused by treatment methods.
The test methods provided in this International Standard can be used to test other dental equipment that delivers non-sterile water to the oral cavity.
Cross References:
ISO 1942
ISO 3696:1987
ISO 7494-1
ISO 7494-2
ISO 10523
ISO 19458
IEC 60601-1
ASTM E 1427-00
98/83/EC
DVGW W 270
ISO 2174
ISO 8199:2005
ISO 14457:2012
ISO 16266
All current amendments available at time of purchase are included with the purchase of this document.
This International Standard does not apply to devices intended to deliver sterile procedural water or sterile solution. It also does not apply to lines, tubing, or hoses that deliver compressed air within the dental unit.
This International Standard does not establish specific upper limits for bacterial contamination or describe test methods to be used in clinical situations. It also does not establish test methods for evaluating any deleterious side effects potentially caused by treatment methods.
The test methods provided in this International Standard can be used to test other dental equipment that delivers non-sterile water to the oral cavity.
Cross References:
ISO 1942
ISO 3696:1987
ISO 7494-1
ISO 7494-2
ISO 10523
ISO 19458
IEC 60601-1
ASTM E 1427-00
98/83/EC
DVGW W 270
ISO 2174
ISO 8199:2005
ISO 14457:2012
ISO 16266
All current amendments available at time of purchase are included with the purchase of this document.
