Product line-up — NiTi Brush | HANS KOREA CO.,Ltd.

Model line-up 4 models

Select the model by the access you need at the defect. Every model is driven by an implant motor through a 20:1 reduction handpiece, and is supplied non-sterile for single use.

NiTi Brush POCKET

The regular brush for the normal presentation of peri-implantitis. Open bristle head with effective access into the pocket.

Typical use: Routine peri-implantitis cases

NiTi Brush POCKET SHORT

The same bristle head and the same debridement performance as POCKET, on a shortened shaft. Recommended where the posterior region is narrow, or where the patient cannot open wide enough for the full-length instrument.

Typical use: Narrow posterior sites · limited mouth opening

NiTi Brush NANO

The finest tip in the range. A tightly bound bristle point for very targeted, precise work where almost no space is available.

Typical use: Initial-stage peri-implantitis

NiTi Brush OMEGA

A wide, splayed bristle head that folds around the thread. Best access to every area, even if the space is limited.

Typical use: Deep pocket involvement

Choosing a model

The defect decides the brush. The table below is the practical selection guide used in the NiTi Brush protocol.

	POCKET	POCKET SHORT	NANO	OMEGA
Bristle head	Open	Open	Pointed, bound	Wide, splayed
Thread exposure	2–3 threads open	2–3 threads open	One thread open	Deep pocket
Debridement performance	Standard	Same as POCKET	Precision	Maximum coverage
Stage	Established	Established	Initial	Advanced
Choose it when	Access is normal	Posterior site is narrow, or the patient cannot open wide	Access is minimal	The defect is deep
Drive	Implant motor	Implant motor	Implant motor	Implant motor
Handpiece	20:1	20:1	20:1	20:1
Speed	600–1,200 rpm	600–1,200 rpm	600–1,200 rpm	600–1,200 rpm

The bristle

Ni-Ti is roughly three times more flexible than titanium at a comparable hardness. The bristle bends into the thread rather than cutting across it, so the contaminated layer is removed while the implant geometry is preserved. In an in vitro comparison of decontamination methods, none of the protocols tested compromised the cytocompatibility of the titanium surface, and the best cell-viability results were recorded in the nickel-titanium brush group.¹

POCKET bristle head — **POCKET**
standard

POCKET SHORT bristle head — identical to POCKET — **POCKET SHORT**
short pocket

NANO bristle tip — **NANO**
precise operation

OMEGA bristle head — **OMEGA**
deep pocket

The four models, mounted

Every model uses the same Ni-Ti bristle and the same 20:1 implant-motor drive. What changes is the head geometry and, for POCKET SHORT, the working length.

Shaft profiles at the same scale

POCKET, POCKET SHORT, NANO and OMEGA brush profiles drawn at the same scale, each marked on the shank — From the top: **POCKET**, **POCKET SHORT**, **NANO**, **OMEGA** — drawn at the same scale and marked on the shank. POCKET SHORT carries the POCKET head on a shortened shaft.
Technical illustrations. The appearance of the delivered product may differ.

Why Ni-Ti — material data

What the brush does

SEM image at x10,000 of a contaminated implant surface before debridement — **Before** — contaminated surface (SEM, ×10,000)

SEM image at x10,000 of the implant surface after debridement with the NiTi Brush — **After** — machined surface (SEM, ×10,000)

Exposed implant with peri-implantitis before debridement — **Before** — exposed threads, contaminated

The same implant after debridement with the NiTi Brush, threads clean and bright — **After** — debrided with NiTi Brush

Make rough surface into machined smooth surface. Remove everything except the original shape of the implant. The instrument is used as the mechanical decontamination step in published randomised controlled trials of peri-implantitis therapy.²

Clinical cases Lab test

Intended use

NiTi Brush for peri-implantitis is intended for mechanical debridement and cleaning of the titanium dental implant surface contaminated by osseous defect of plaque, calculus or any other foreign body materials resulting from peri-implantitis. NiTi Brush for peri-implantitis is designed for use in the dental office by dentists, dental hygienists and trained dental assistants.

Indication	Peri-implantitis
Applicable surface	All titanium dental implants
Patient population	Adults with dental implants
Intended operator	Dentists, dental hygienists and trained dental assistants
Operating room temperature	15–30 °C
Storage	15–30 °C, 1–75 % humidity, away from sunlight
Shelf life	5 years from the date of manufacture
Supplied	Non-sterile, single use

Drive with an implant motor

The NiTi Brush must be run from an implant motor through a 20:1 reduction handpiece at 600–1,200 rpm, with continuous external sterile saline irrigation. It is not intended for a high-speed turbine or any drive that cannot maintain this speed range.

Non-sterile — sterilise before use

Supplied non-sterile. Sterilise using a sterile pouch and autoclave at 134 °C for 15 minutes before every use.

Treating more than one implant in the same patient

Where one brush is used on several implants in the same patient, immerse it in 3 % hydrogen peroxide and rinse with sterile saline before moving to the next implant.

Single use only — DO NOT REUSE

Each brush is for single-patient, single-procedure use. For full instructions, refer to the Instructions for Use for your market.

Non-sterile — sterilise before use
Do not re-use — single patient, single procedure

Safety information

Summarised from the Instructions for Use (HK IFU-001, Rev. 7). This summary does not replace the IFU — always read the Instructions for Use applicable to your market before treatment.

Contraindications

Patients who report a reaction to, or incompatibility with, titanium or nickel.
Young patients who cannot maintain attention during the procedure.
Patients without dental implants — the device is not for non-implant surgery.
Pregnant, paediatric and elderly patients: no safety information is available. Consult a specialist before use.

Possible side effects

Redness, discomfort and swelling.

Do not use the brush if

the packaging or the inner plastic box is damaged;
the brush shows damage, breakage, deformation or contamination by any foreign material;
the expiry date has passed.

Before and after use

Check the patient for titanium or nickel sensitivity, and inspect the package and brush.
Sterilise before every use, and use immediately after sterilisation — do not repack or return to storage.
Discard after the procedure. Reuse carries a risk of cross-infection between patients.
Dispose of as a single-use medical device under your local rules.

Sterilisation — autoclave
Configuration	Wrapped (sterilisation pouch)
Temperature	134 °C
Pressure	2.5 bar
Exposure time	15 minutes
Dry time	20 minutes

Instructions for Use — 19 languages Treatment protocol Order & distribution

References

Brunello G, Becker K, Rauch N, Schwarz F, Becker J. The effect of NiTi brush, polishing brush and chemical agent on the dental implant surface morphology and cytocompatibility. Clinical Implant Dentistry and Related Research 2025;27:e13417. DOI: 10.1111/cid.13417
Monje A, Pons R, Vilarrasa J, Nart J, Wang H-L. Significance of barrier membrane on the reconstructive therapy of peri-implantitis: a randomised controlled trial. Journal of Periodontology 2023. DOI: 10.1002/JPER.22-0511

Full list on the Clinical evidence page. HANS Korea is not the publisher of these works and has no commercial relationship with them.

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Product

Four geometries. One mechanism.