Disposable Fox Ruler: a proposal to avoid cross-contamination

M. G. Bueno, C. Sugio, Amanda Aparecida Maia Neves Garcia, Simone Soares, K. Neppelenbroek
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ABSTRACT Numerous pathogens, including SARS-CoV-2, can remain viable on surfaces over days, which favors cross-contamination. Preventive measures are essential to prevent infections and control the spread of COVID-19. Fox ruler is an essential device in the clinical planning of complete dentures and the contact with the patient’s oral fluids during handling is unavoidable. Despite its importance, the conventional polycarbonate Fox ruler is easily damaged in the sterilization process. Therefore, the purpose of this article is to propose the use of a disposable Fox ruler. The confection is carried out in a simple way with wooden toothpicks joined by cyanoacrylate glue, following the same shape as the conventional one, but with the additional advantage of being made in an individual size according to the upper edge. The proposed disposable Fox ruler makes it possible to obtain the parallelism of the upper wax roller with the bipupillary line and with the Camper plane. Therefore, the disposable device described in this article was able to perform the same functions as the conventional one, in a practical way, without risks of cross contamination and with low cost.
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一次性狐狸尺:避免交叉污染的建议
包括SARS-CoV-2在内的许多病原体可以在物体表面存活数天,这有利于交叉污染。预防措施对于预防感染和控制COVID-19的传播至关重要。Fox尺是全口义齿临床规划中必不可少的工具,在处理过程中与患者口腔液体接触是不可避免的。尽管它很重要,但传统的聚碳酸酯狐狸尺在灭菌过程中很容易损坏。因此,本文的目的是建议使用一次性狐狸尺。这种糖果是用一种简单的方法制作的,用氰基丙烯酸酯胶连接木制牙签,形状与传统牙签相同,但有一个额外的优点,即根据上边缘按个人尺寸制作。所提出的一次性福克斯尺使上蜡辊与双瞳线及与坎普平面的平行度成为可能。因此,本文中描述的一次性装置能够以实用的方式执行与传统装置相同的功能,没有交叉污染的风险,成本低。
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