CALAJECT

the computer assisted local anaesthesia system that offers you and your patients a more relaxed experience. Winner of the Dental Advisor top anaesthetic device 2022.

EVEN NERVOUS PATIENTS FEEL RELAXED AND COMFORTABLE!

Watch and see how CALAJECT works

CALAJECT Computer Assisted Local Anaesthesia system in hand

DELIVER COMFORTABLE INJECTIONS

Successfully positioning your practice as a calm and friendly environment, CALAJECT is a great practice-builder as it helps you to deliver comfortable injections to your patients. The secret is an intelligent and gentle administration of the local anaesthetic solution. CALAJECT controls the flow rate in each programme setting, injecting slowly at first and then increasing its speed. This technique prevents the pain usually caused by the speed of the injection and the resultant pressure in the tissue.

FOR YOU

  • User-friendly and simple to use
  • Can be used for all types of local anaesthesia
  • Cost-effective as used with standard needles and cartridges
  • IPC (Intelligent Pressure Control) to control injection pressure
  • Automatic aspiration when pressure on the foot control is released
  • Acoustic signal indicates actual flow rate

FOR YOUR PATIENTS

  • Gentle and comfortable injections
  • Builds confidence when choosing a patient-friendly dentist
  • Less stressful experience for the patient who remains relaxed in the chair

ONE TOUCH CONTROL FOR ALL TYPES OF ANAESTHESIA

CALAJECT effectively controls the anaesthetic flow rate across three programme settings. With one touch, users can ensure a smooth and gentle flow of the anaesthetic solution for intraligamental injections, infiltrations and regional nerve blocks to meet all local anaesthesia needs. Even palatal injections can be carried out with minimal to no discomfort for the patient.

CALAJECT Computer Assisted Local Anaesthesia system

Intraligamental

CALAJECT Computer Assisted Local Anaesthesia system

Infiltration

CALAJECT Computer Assisted Local Anaesthesia system

Palatal

CALAJECT Computer Assisted Local Anaesthesia system

Regional nerve block

When it comes to the clinician’s comfort, the tactile, vibration-free handpiece and pen grip provides a relaxed and better working position where the needle can be kept perfectly still in situ.