Water hygiene plays an important role in dental practices.

Water always carries bacterial life, and water hygiene is about keeping this life at a low level.

Treatment units that quickly heat standing water to room temperature and, through built-in heaters, promote bacterial growth.
In addition, the waterways there are small, branched and not always moving. Of course, the treatment chairs are operated with disinfectants,
but depending on the age of the treatment unit, the frequency of use and the prevailing room temperature, this is sometimes not enough to ensure an adequate level of hygiene.
In addition, many instruments produce a permanent water mist. This allows bacteria such as legionella to easily penetrate the respiratory tract of people standing nearby.

That is why treatment plants can be a great help. They reduce the number of germs very significantly,
before they even get into the units. And where there is little life, it cannot develop so quickly.