Used Dentistry Dental Laboratory Equipment

3-D laser scanning systems for optical tomography.

A machine for grinding applications in the dental laboratory.

A machine which directs a stream of ultra-fine aluminum oxide particles at a spot of dental cavity.

A system for filtering gases and particulates such as bacteria, viruses, mercury and vapor.

A device intended to mix, by shaking, amalgam capsules containing mercury.

A device intended to determine the apex of the tooth. The function is based on the measurement if the differences in the electrical conductivity.

Electrosurgical units capable of delivering argon gas for coagulation purposes.

An oven for the dental laboratory.

Analgesia units which alleviate pain through patient inhalation of a mixture of gases.

A device equipped with wheels for transporting dental accessories from one place of the dental clinic to another.

Devices that are used to burn off wax from an inlay mold and establish the proper condition and temperature of the investment to receive the molten casting alloy. Also, other molding and casting systems are included.

Adjustable chairs for surgical procedures, examination and treatment.

Pneumatic or electric handpieces designed to operate rotary instruments in the dental clinic.

CT scanner with a small bore dedicated for dental use.

Cordless and quiet LED dental curing light.

Dental delivery system (DDS) which holds dental specialty equipment.

Small high-speed drills used in dentistry to remove decayed tooth material prior to the insertion of a dental filling. May include power source for one or more handpieces.

Bipolar electrosurgical units for tissue coagulation.

Dental laboratory oven for oxidizing the porcelain bearing areas of a ceramometal framework.

Argon lasers used for dental treatment of soft tissue. Carbon dioxide lasers used for dental procedures. Er:YAG lasers for dental procedures involving hard tissue. ErCr:YSGG lasers used for dental procedures. Excimer lasers used for dental procedures. Ho:YAG lasers used for dental procedures. Diode lasers for soft tissue cutting

Dental examination lights for spot lighting, including dental examinations and surgery.

Stand alone, dental unit or wall mount microscope for dental in vivo and in vitro (laboratory) use.

Electrically powered device, intended to shake and mix dental materials.

A device operated by air-pressure intended for cleaning and lubricating various dental tools.

A device used in the dental laboratory for polishing of its products.

A dental computerized CAD/CAM system.

These units provide irrigant to dental tools and hand pieces used by dental surgeons during various procedures. Usually include an irrigation system, a pressurizer and a reservoir, most being fully autoclavable.

A unit that is composed of a few devices needed for the dental clinic. A typical basic dental unit includes the Dentist Control Unit, the Dentist Tray, the Patient Chair, the Dentist Chair, the Compressed Air Supply System, the Water Supply System, the Outlet Panel and the Dental Lamp.

A machine for efficient cleaning and thermal disinfection of dental instruments.

Film based radiographic system for conventional dental radiography.

Digital radiographic systems for dental imaging or extraoral dental use. Radiographic units for conventional or panoramic dental radiography.

Digital X-ray scanner with a 360 degree rotation.

Intraoral Digital X-ray detectors and the electronic acquisition and processing system for dental digital radiography.

Sterilizing units that use ambient, convected, or high-velocity hot air as the sterilizing agent.

Dental dust collectors for laboratory use.

Monopolar and bipolar electrosurgical devices.

Fiberoptic light sources for endoscopes.

Automatic film developing units for X-rays.

High resolution monitors intended for use with various medical imaging techniques.

Control room and personal accessories intended to protect the radiologist, technician or visitors from X-ray radiation, or to provide RF shielding.

A high resolution camera for intraoral imaging.

Video camera for intraoral inspection.

Intraoral X-ray detector pads for digital radiography.

A visible light lamp, driven by a controllable electrical power source. Usually coupled to a flexible fiber optic which delivers the light beam on its opposite end to illuminate various sites of the body.

Treatment and examination tables with height/position adjustments.

Compressor units supply compressed air, free of oil, moisture, and particulate to operate various operating treatment units.

Motorized viewboxes for loading X-ray sequence.

Needle free injectors for anesthetic and medicament injections.

Analgesic stimulators using electrodes for transcutaneous stimulus.

A magnification viewer attached to one's glasses, intended for medical observations and operations.

An optical image digitizer for scanning dental films.

A dental panoramic cephalometric X-ray unit, that uses X-ray film for image capturing.

A dental panoramic cephalometric X-ray unit, that has digital image capturing, digital image processing and image recovery capabilities.

Physiologic monitoring systems that detect and display ECG's, respiratory rate, non-invasive and invasive blood pressure, body temperature, airway gas concentrations, and others.

A portable dental unit which features the basic functions of a standard dental unit, intended to be operated in non-permanent sites.

Treatment and examination tables with height and position adjustments.

Data management information systems for physician's office and clinics.

Steam sterilizing units for large quantities.

A device which can be attached to the operator's head for illuminating the operating site.

Tabletop steam sterilizers.

A device used to remove calculus and harmful bacteria.

A system used for the common procedure of bleaching teeth, which uses oxidizing agents such as hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide to lighten the shade of the tooth.

Ultrasonic cleaning systems for surgical and laboratory instruments.

Dental machines used to adopt thermo plastic materials.

Electrical pumps in various output capacities and various vacuum pressure ranges.

A comprehensive system for management, processing and storage of imported video and stills.

Digital system for dictating and transcribing medical reports and records.

A device which scans specially exposed films, in order to examine the sensitivity and the density modulation of the whole X-ray image production process.

A box with a luminous screen which enables examination of medical images films.