DENTSPLY SIRONA
A Trusted Source of Power and Control
Midwest air-driven handpieces offer powerful yet quiet operation from a trusted, innovative handpiece brand
When it comes to the ideal handpiece, Dr. Todd Sarubin looks for speed, high torque, and quality manufacturing. “Before switching to the Midwest Stylus Plus, we were using some worn-out handpieces that had run their course,” the Pikesville, MD, clinician said. “We were interested in acquiring something new and innovative, and the Midwest handpiece brand really fit the bill.”
Dentsply Sirona’s Midwest Stylus Plus high-speed handpiece features the newest generation of air turbines, plus a computer-balanced rotor design that offers up to 30% more power while minimizing vibration and noise.
“Midwest handpiece power is quite high and burs spin with the same consistency day in and day out,” said Dr. Sarubin. Dynamic speed control in the head helps maintain consistent cutting power and limits free speed. Along with quick-stop technology, this protects bearings against excessive RPMs that can cause premature failure.
"Midwest handpiece power is quite high and burs spin with the same consistency day in and day out."
-Todd Sarubin, DDS
Quality by Design
The Midwest Stylus Plus has come to the rescue for Dr. Sarubin in a variety of clinical scenarios, including a recent case where a patient presented for crown preps on teeth Nos. 6 to 11.
“Even though I had to change burs midway through, the handpiece performed beautifully with no speed or torque issues,” he said. The innovative design of the Midwest Stylus Plus features a 4-port water spray, solid glass fiber optics, and dimpled grip for simple operation and a more comfortable patient experience.
“If you need to purchase a relatively inexpensive, air-driven, high-speed handpiece for your practice with a smaller head, great torque, and power, you can’t go wrong with Midwest,” concluded Dr. Sarubin.
Dr. Sarubin's Top Reasons to go Midwest:
1. Midwest has always been a quality handpiece brand that he can trust.
2. They are easy to take apart for cleaning and lubricating—plus they clean up extremely well in a
handpiece cleaner and are not prone to buildup or water issues.
3. More than 2 years since purchase, his Midwest handpieces have not required repair or turbine replacement.