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Choosing the right dental compressor might not seem like the most exciting decision you’ll make for your practice, but trust us, it’s one of the most important. Think of it like the engine of your setup – when it’s reliable, everything just works. Your tools stay in top shape, your procedures run like clockwork, and…
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Overview and advancements in handpiece technology The dental handpiece has long been an essential tool in all practices. Engineered to elevate precision in restorative, endodontic and surgical procedures, technological progress continues to meet the demand for more ergonomic, efficient and user-friendly handpieces. High-speed versus slow-speed handpieces A high-speed turbine is primarily used for cutting tooth…
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What is piezoelectric surgery? Ultrasonic bone surgery, or piezoelectric surgery, is a relatively modern technique used in dentistry for precise bone cutting and manipulation. Unlike traditional surgical tools that use mechanical cutting, ultrasonic devices convert electrical energy into mechanical vibrations. These high-frequency vibrations are transmitted through a specialised tip that selectively cuts bone without harming…
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When it comes to running a dental practice, every tool plays a key role in delivering operational efficiency and patient satisfaction. But one piece of equipment that often flies under the radar? The dental suction system. Imagine performing a procedure without the familiar hum of your suction machine. Unthinkable, right? Choosing the right suction system…
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For dental professionals, keeping up with the latest composite innovations isn’t just a good idea – it’s a necessity. If you want patients to leave your practice smiling brightly (and spreading the word about your amazing work!), pay close attention to the composites you choose. In today’s competitive dental market, choosing the right composites goes…
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Introduction to dental caries Dental teams know only too well the challenges that patients with poor oral health bring to the chair. Although practitioners can offer effective interventions to enhance their dental health, most of the ‘heavy lifting’ is done by patients in their own environment, making home care maintenance the cornerstone of optimal oral…
