Practice Tips #18: Fixing Waterline Clogs
A 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...
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A 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 MoreWANT TO SOLVE THIS WATERLINE PROBLEM? HERE'S HOW YOUR OFFICE CAN BE DENTAL WATER COMPLIANT Since 2003, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has had comprehensive published guidelines for dental...
Read MoreChoose 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,...
Read MoreKeeping your waterlines clean and safe for your patients will take work. One topic that comes up often are clogs—We have talked about clogs a lot in the past (see...
Read MoreWater is a crucial resource to dentistry, so it is important to keep your water system clean. For World Water Day we wanted to give you some dental practice tips...
Read MoreRecently, an 82 year old Italian woman died after contracting Legionaire's Disease from her dentist's units. While hot water systems, air conditioning systems, spas, and fountains are the most common sources...
Read MoreSummer is the perfect time to service your dental equipment. Here are 5 maintenance jobs — sterilizers, waterlines, handpieces, and more — to prevent fall downtime.
Read MoreNot sure how to fix a dental waterline clog on your model trimmer? It's pretty simple once you know what to look for and how to troubleshoot it. Our customer...
Read MoreDisconnecting a handpiece shouldn't be hard, but sometimes it can be tricky. This problem might occur when there is a clog or due to inadequate handpiece maintenance. This dentist had...
Read MoreDepending on where your dental practice is located, the water can taste different coming out of your dental unit. One patient complained and the dentist asked us what they could...
Read MoreAmalgam separation is a fast-growing practice among dentists. As a community, the awareness of what is going into our drinking water is becoming more important. Collecting the amalgam in a...
Read MoreWater Safety This episode of Practice Tips is to make sure your practice has a proper water safety system in place. As dental offices open and close due to local...
Read MoreHandpiece is leaking? It might not be your handpiece at all. Check these things before you replace your handpiece.
Read MoreAdding a quick disconnect (Q/D) for water to your unit is easier than you think. A few minutes, a couple of quick attachments and you have a water Q/D for that...
Read MoreGetting to Know Your Utility Center Your utility center or junction box assembly (j-box) houses the valves and regulators that distribute your air and water sources to your delivery unit....
Read MoreEven with proper protocols in place (i.e. the correct treatment and filtration), clogs still occur in your water lines. This Practice Tip focuses on one of the most commonly clogged...
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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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