Dental systems often rely on compressed air or nitrogen to power various tools and devices. Here's an overview of how these gases are utilized in a dental practice:
The "four-hole" version of dental handpieces refers to the configuration of the connection between the dental handpiece (the tool used by dentists for drilling, polishing, etc.) and the dental unit (the system that supplies air, water, and other necessary utilities to the handpiece).
Maintaining dental equipment is crucial for ensuring it functions properly, lasts longer, and meets hygiene standards. Here are some tips to keep your dental equipment in top condition:
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