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  • Julie Schmitt
  • 10/29/2017

  SciCan’s SANAO: the Perfect Balance of Engineering and Ergonomics

  “The perfect balance of engineering and ergonomics” - that’s how SciCan describes their precision handpiece line, SANAO. Combining optimal efficiency and speed with consistent power and precision, the SANAO line includes a number of low speed air driven handpieces, along with an air driven motor, and several options for electric handpieces....

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  • Julie Schmitt
  • 10/29/2017

  Q4 Promos from NSK

  If you’re thinking it’s about time to replace your handpieces or invest in some other dental equipment, NSK invites you to take advantage of their 4th quarter specials. NSK is currently holding a campaign offering benefits on purchases of several of their popular products, including several “Buy One, Get One” special promotions. Here’s a sample...

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  • Jason Schwartz
  • 06/13/2017

  Getting SMART with Handpiece Performance

  As most dentists know, all low-speed handpieces and motors should be cleaned and autoclaved after each patient. That’s according to the CDC, whose guidelines state: “Dental handpieces and associated attachments, including low-speed motors and reusable prophylaxis angles, should always be heat sterilized between patients...Although these devices...

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  • Allison Walker
  • 07/25/2016

  Wise Re-Usability

  Most dental tools and equipment cost a pretty penny—they are no small investment. Which is why a company such as Wise Dental Repair is critical to your bottom line. Wise has specialized in repairing and reconditioning dental handpieces and other equipment for more than 20 years. Located not far from Akron, Ohio, Wise Dental Repair has a solid...

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  • Julie Schmitt
  • 09/21/2015

  It’s Not a Simple Black and White Issue: Gray Market Dental Products

  A “gray area” is an area or topic that is not clearly defined. What IS clearly defined, however, is that gray market dental products are swooping the industry, and dentists and their patients need to avoid purchasing or using these potentially unsafe products. Patterson Dental is working diligently to educate dentists on how to identify gray...

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  • David Broom
  • 06/19/2019

  5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Wait to Leave Windows 7

  By now, you’ve heard the warning: After January 14, 2020, Microsoft will no longer support Windows 71, Windows Server 2008, and 2008 R22. If you haven’t yet looked into how to upgrade your operating system, you’re not alone. However, this discussion must begin with an important question: are you willing to accept the risk of running your dental...

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