Operatory Packages

Complete Beaverstate operatory packages — delivery unit, assistant's arm, cuspidor and light, specified and priced as one.

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What a package saves you

Eight configurations are stocked, from the Sierra (#53-63) and Cascade (#53-64) through the Helix (#53-65), Columbia (#53-66), Evergreen (#53-67), Mt. Hood (#53-68), McKenzie (#53-69) and Northwest (#53-62). Buying a package rather than assembling the parts means the delivery unit, the arm and the cuspidor are already matched for hole count, tubing and mounting, which is where a self-specified operatory usually goes wrong.

Before you order

Three things decide which package fits: over-the-patient or side delivery, the number of handpiece positions the operator actually uses, and whether the room has a cuspidor drain. Practice Tip #129 covers specifying an operatory from scratch, and Practice Tip #38 covers the chair installation itself. These are freight items with a lead time — talk to us before ordering so the room is ready when the truck arrives.

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American Dental Accessories has sold direct to dental practices since 1985 — no dealer network, no commissioned reps, no contracts. You get one phone number, the right part or your money back, and a standing welcome for price-match requests.

Not sure what you need? The Tech Desk can name a part from a photo of the old one. Built on forty years of our technicians’ answers. A person is one click away. Ordering from the printed catalog? Quick Order turns a list of part numbers into a full cart.

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