Dental Equipment

To get your money’s worth, look beyond the price tag. If you’re feeling pressure to get the most out of your equipment budget, it can be tempting to hone in on price alone when making a purchase. But as many have learned the hard way, “low price” and “excellent value” aren’t necessarily the same thing.

As part of the process when one acquires a manufacturing company, a new owner will review the existing product line to see if it fulfills the needs of the market.

You can choose a dental chair for its looks, function, price, or ergonomics. No matter what type or brand you choose, there are five key factors to evaluate when buying a dental chair to ensure it delivers comfort and performance.

In dentistry, we are constantly being bombarded with new products and new ways to make providing care to our patients easier. Dr. Michael Koceja explains the basic benefits of incorporating laser technology into the dental practice.

Sterilization may not be the first thing that comes to a patient’s mind when choosing a dentist. Normally, it’s more about efficient treatment plans or cost-effective care methods. But, why not give a patient another reason to choose your practice?

DCI was founded by John and Janelle Spencer in their living room in 1982. Born innovators and designers, this couple talked about slowing down and even retiring years later after many successes. But their entrepreneurial spirit took over instead! In 2015, with their children, Jason and Amy, they launched their next business—a new equipment line called DCI Edge. Read about this family’s incredible legacy of invention and philanthropy.

Planmeca was founded in Finland in 1971 by one ma who supplied dental stools and instrument cabinets. Read how it's grown to become a leading innovator in dental imaging and CAD/CAM with a footprint in more than 120 countries worldwide.

Sterilization is a vital, but time consuming, part of the daily routine in a dental office. So naturally, a centrally located sterilization center that maximizes flow, efficiency, and materials turnover is key.

There are no surprises when the anatomy is seen in 3D prior to planning and treatment. As dental procedures become more advanced and patient needs can be met in more powerful ways, technology, including digital imaging, has moved to keep up with the accompanying robust diagnostic needs that come with it. Learn how the i-CAT 3D panoramic system provides anatomical information that cannot be captured in a 2D image. Read More...