An intra-oral camera is a tiny device approximately the same size as a large pen or toothbrush, with a camera lens at the end. It is covered with a protective plastic sheath that is changed for every patient to ensure the device is entirely hygienic and to prevent any risk of contamination. The video camera…

Debris Blow out the handpiece using compressed air to remove loose debris, cleaner, and lubricant before sterilization (a handpiece should never be run without a bur!). Air Pressure Excessive air pressure (exceeding 40 PSI) could cause damage to turbine bearings, reducing the performance of the turbine. When dental handpiece performance is reduced at 35 PSI…

1.Choose the correct magnification and working distance in order to ensure that you work in complete ergonomic harmony with your dental binocular loupes. 2.Look at an object with straight black lines. The most common signs of poor quality loupes are low resolution, chromatic aberration and spherical aberration. Resolution is defined as an optical system’s ability…

Wall-mounted dental light, as the name suggests, is the dental surgical light mounted on the wall. You can choose this wall-mounted dental light when the top of the room does not meet the installation requirements and you do not want to use the landing options. When not in use, the light can be placed against…

As we know, there are two types of Marathon Micro Motor: Brushed vs Brushless Motors. What’s the difference? Let’s have a look. In a conventional electric motor, a rotor (a rotating portion of the machine) is driven in a stator (fixed portion). Both are connected by an electrical connection: a current collector or a commutator…

Dental scaling is routinely performed with dental scaler to assist patients with gum disease and excessive plaque buildup. While the standard cleaning will resolve the tooth surface, the scaling is much deeper. If your dentist recommends dental scaling and root planning for your teeth, then understanding what it means is helpful so you can prepare…

Dental loupes are the magnifying glasses worn by dentists to expand everything they see in the mouth. There are two basic reasons for wearing these glasses. First, the vision is improved because everything in the field of vision is much larger. Second, wear dental loupes to give the dentist a more “physiological” posture at work,…

As a dentist, dental hygienist or support staff at a dental clinic, you know that having a reliable and effective dental autoclave sterilizer is critical to the smooth operation of the clinic. We offer a range of autoclaves/sterilizers for general purpose sterilization applications. Customers can choose a range based on application, quantity and budget requirements. Effectively disinfects…

An intraoral camera (IOC) is a camera used by a dentist or doctor to show the inside of the mouth to a patient as an alternative to using a mirror. They were first introduced in 1989 and are now widely used in dental clinics. In particular, an intraoral camera with screen allows patients to see…

Dental scaling is a simple procedure for removing tartar deposits by using a dental scaler and other dental instruments. People with normal dental condition will not suffer any pain! However, if you have a hypersensitivity reaction (severe oral sensitivity), this procedure will be painful for you. But do not worry! Just talk to your dentist…