Quick Tip Tuesday #99: Operatory Light Bulbs
Knowing how to quickly replace a light bulb in your dental equipment is good knowledge to have. Today' s quick tip concerns this dentist 's Belmont Excalibur operatory light: As...
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Practice Tips #129: The Right Equipment for Your New Operatory
Create a new efficient and functional operatory with the required equipment that makes your practice optimal for patient care. Dental technologies have changed and improved over the years, but the...
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Practice Tips #82: A Bit About Light Bulbs
Bulbs may seem insignificant in the scheme of things but you realize how important they are when a bulb goes out and you have an operatory that is out of...
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Practice Tips #94: How to Correct Operating Light "Drifting"
Keeping your operating light in the proper position is very important for illuminating your patient's oral cavity. The daily wear and tear on the various joints and pivots impede proper...
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Quick Tip Tuesday #86: Dental Lights
Many of our most essential tools are the simplest. One of those items is the light. It's not until we are without proper lighting that we realize how much we...
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Practice Tips #86: Install a Standard Operating Light in Less Than 10 Minutes!
Learn how easy it is to install our economical, post mounted, Celux-styled, standard dental operating light in less than 10 minutes. Reduce costs by installing it yourself and avoid an...
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Practice Tips #103: Let There Be Operating Lights
Human beings are very visual creatures. We rely on our eyes every day. Dentistry requires a good view of the operating field. Generally, this view is enhanced by good lighting...
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Practice Tips #69: Delivery System Installation
Before we get started on the installation of a delivery system, we want to reiterate our number one objective: to empower your practice. Let us help you with tips on...
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Practice Tips #122: Wrap It! Protect Your Equipment
Cross contamination, isolation, and infection control are big concerns and not to be avoided in your dental practice, so wrap it and protect your equipment! Universal precautions are no longer...
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Dental Instrument Repair: The Complete Guide To Troubleshooting, Maintenance, and Parts
Dental instrument downtime doesn't just cost money -it costs chair time, rescheduled patients, and staff frustration. Most guides on "dental instrument repair" only talk about handpieces, leaving practices guessing about...
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Practice Tips #16: Dental Tubing Made Easy
Choose the Correct Tubing Nothing is more frustrating than receiving your replacement tubing and finding out you ordered the wrong size. To ensure you order the correct size of tubing,...
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Practice Tips #100: O-rings 101
American Dental Accessories is proud to present our 100th Practice Tips newsletter! Since 2008, we have been appearing in your inbox with useful maintenance and equipment repair tips to empower...
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Practice Tips #96: Opening a Start Up?
First of all, congratulations and good luck on opening your new start up practice! Starting a new dental practice is a tremendous challenge, but also an exciting opportunity, with the...
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Practice Tips #126: Simple Easy Repairs & Maintenance
Dental equipment repair and maintenance doesn't have to be complicated. We break down what a non-technician can do easily on their own.
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Quick Tip Tuesday #36: X-ray Equipment
Installing your operatory equipment correctly often prevents annoying issues down the line. One dentist noticed his x-ray arm drifting. We have a simple fix for this one: See more Q...
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Practice Tip #110: Top 10 Tips! (Part 1)
Practice Tips has been hitting thousands of e-mail inboxes since July of 2008 - here are the first half of our Top 10! These are not only the tips that...
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Practice Tips #135: 5 Dental Maintenance Jobs to Avoid Downtime
Summer is the perfect time to service your dental equipment. Here are 5 maintenance jobs — sterilizers, waterlines, handpieces, and more — to prevent fall downtime.
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Practice Tips #102: Get a Charge Out of Electricity!
Almost everything requires a power source to function properly. A lot of the dental equipment in your office powers up with electricity, so it’s good to have a basic familiarity...
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