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Handpieces are central to your work and artistry. But despite how important they are to the dental practice, many dentists share some common misconceptions about these powerful tools. These myths can cause inefficiencies, and some can compromise patient safety. This article summarizes just a few of these myths while giving tips on maximizing your handpieces’

High Speed Connections   What Are the Different Types of High Speed Handpiece Connections?   Fixed Back Quick Disconnect What are the Benefits of Quick Disconnect Couplers?   What are the Disadvantages of Quick Disconnect Couplers? Every major brand of handpiece has its own proprietary connection between the handpiece and the swivel, so handpieces and

Instructions for operation and maintenance: In order to always provide the handpiece with clean air, water accumulated in the compressor must be drained out ONCE A DAY. DAILY LUBRICATION IS ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL. Operate the handpiece at pressures of 25 to 30 pounds per square inch. The handpiece is engineered to attain speeds of 350,000 RPM

The RH-Pro11 Sterilizer incorporates the High-Velocity Hot Air (“HVHA”) principle of sterilization which is a waterless, non-corrosive technology and completely safe for the sterilization of most dental handpieces. With a sterilizer chamber temperature of 3750F and an internal pouch (wrap) temperature of 350 0F, HVHA sterilizers and their short cycles have been demonstrated in comprehensive

What is a Highspeed Handpiece? A handheld drill, usually air-driven (can also be electric), that spins cutting burs at approximately 400,000 RPM. How Does a Highspeed Handpiece Work? How Fast Does the Handpiece Run? Does Head Size Matter? How Long Will a Handpiece Turbine Last?   Top 3 Mistakes