Citrisil – Dental Waterline Shock Tablets

Most manufacturers and ADS recommend shocking your dental unit waterlines “regularly.”

Shock immediately if you receive a failed waterline test result or notice odors from your waterlines.

No! One of the key benefits of Citrisil Shock is that it’s fully compatible with Sterisil® Straws.

There’s no need to remove your straw during the shocking process, which saves you time and maintains your ongoing treatment regimen.

If you fail after shocking, you may need to repeat the shock treatment.

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Citrisil Shock features a convenient color-indicator system.

When first dissolved, it turns the water orange. This color disappears when the shock treatment has been properly flushed, confirming your lines are clean and safe for patient use.

Yes, Citrisil Shock is EPA registered and complies with all regulatory requirements for dental waterline treatments.

No. Unlike harsh chemical alternatives that use bleach or peroxide, Citrisil Shock uses silver ion technology that won’t damage dental equipment or corrode instruments.

It’s specifically formulated to be effective against biofilm while remaining gentle on your valuable equipment.

The entire shocking process typically takes about 1 hour of active time, though the solution should remain in the lines overnight for maximum effectiveness.

We recommend doing this at the end of your workday.

Yes, you can use Sterisil® Straws with other shock treatments, but it’s best to use Citrisil Shock tablets which are specifically designed to work with the Sterisil System.

When using Citrisil, the Sterisil Straw doesn’t need to be removed during shock treatment.

Yes! You can shock multiple operatories simultaneously, making it an efficient process for practices of any size.