Practice Tips #67: Air/Water Syringe Tips 101
Air/water syringe tips are one of the most common products dentists and hygienists use in dental offices. So let's get to know more about the differences between syringe tips and...
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Air/water syringe tips are one of the most common products dentists and hygienists use in dental offices. So let's get to know more about the differences between syringe tips and...
Read MorePractice Tips #43 explores some tips on troubleshooting your air/water syringe. Because air/water syringes are the workhorses of the operatory, they often exhibit minor malfunctions. Most difficulties you encounter with...
Read MoreEverything you need to know to select the perfect air/water syringe for you.
Read MoreThe installation of a new air/water syringe onto a dental delivery system is a very straight-forward affair. Whether replacing an existing syringe or adding a new one, anyone can install...
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Read MoreIn our last Practice Tips newsletter, Syringe Repair – Part 1, we discussed identifying and replacing your syringe buttons and other helpful tips. (Please visit our Practice Tips newsletter archive...
Read MoreWhy pay a service technician to repair your air/water syringe when it only takes a few minutes to accomplish? Here are some simple ways to keep your costs down by...
Read MoreSave time and money with this helpful video. It demonstrates just how easy rebuilding your air/water syringe can be. For more information on syringe repairs and troubleshooting leaking syringes please...
Read MoreToday's quick tip is a simple one, but a question that is asked quite often. There are a variety of a/w syringes out there (we have a lot of options...
Read MoreWhen it comes to purchasing dental supplies, I'm sure you have looked at two or three products and wondered: What product(s) are right for my practice? There are so many...
Read MoreWater quality can have adverse effects on your dental equipment, including your air & water syringe. Leaking or clogged syringes are a common issue among dental practices. This dentist asked...
Read MoreLeaking syringes are not uncommon in the dental office. Lucky for you, it is a quick fix that any dentist or hygienist can do. Our customers ask us this all...
Read MoreAir/Water Syringes Installing an air/water syringe takes only a few minutes by anyone using just a few simple tools. You will need a syringe (of course), a sharp scissors or diagonal (wire) cutter,...
Read MoreToday's quick tip is for those concerned about their air water syringe tip that spins too much. Dentists use their syringes for many uses and sometimes they start to act...
Read MoreWe take for granted our air and water syringes until they aren't working correctly. Today's Quick Tip discusses a customer's issue with a syringe that has no water flow. Practice...
Read MoreDental installations don't have to be complicated. In fact, your a/w syringe is a quick & very easy install. See Practice Tip #6 and our instructions pages for more explanation...
Read MoreI'm sure you've heard every complaint in the book when it comes to dental work. There is a solution to some of them. One dentist asked about the water in...
Read MoreWe are introducing a new dental tech segment today. It is called Quick Tip Tuesday. Every Tuesday we will publish a commonly asked question by dentists and hygienists, along with...
Read MoreGoing to the dentist is not everyone's favorite type of activity, so we're getting into some hot water. Make your patients comfortable during a routine visit with the help of...
Read MorePractice Tips #50 asks what is dental unit cross-over? What causes it? How do you fix it? And no, we don’t mean a 4 wheel drive vehicle that combines the...
Read MoreA lack of water flow in your dental unit causes concern, but fixing a waterline clog doesn't have to be stressful. Something we encounter every day are complaints of no...
Read MorePractice 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...
Read MoreAs with all your equipment, routine maintenance is the first and most important step you can take to avoid issues and downtime, this includes your compressor. The compressor is the...
Read MoreDental 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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