A quick money-saving tip on touching up scratched equipment.

A simple trick to determine if a part can be procured outside the dental market.

In a previous post I mentioned the importance of minimizing disinfectant build-up on your equipment (https://www.dental-techguru.com/post...

Another good dental instrument to have in your toolbox.

A comprehensive list of what should be in your dental toolbox.

Listing by frequency of routine tasks that should be done daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, semi-annually and annually.

Everyone knows with scheduling, dental phobia, and a host of other concerns how hard it can be to get patients into your office, let alone the chair. But what about patients with physical limitations or conditions that prevent them from getting into your chair? What of patients who exceed the limits of your equipment? Most patient chairs can be adjusted to accommodate many of these patients as well.

An important step before servicing any dental equipment.

The importance of starting with the simple things when trouble shooting.

The basics of lubrication for vacuum valves and other equipment in the office.

How you can use multiple chair inputs to trouble-shoot chair problems.

How small electrical components can affect chair movement.

Unexpected ways to incorporate redundancy and how it can help you.

What makes a good hex wrench and why you want a good set.

Diagnosing Noises from your Patient Chair.

Don't Spend Too Much on Your Equipment

Dental Patient Chair Movement is controlled by Microswitches

"Patient Name: Compressor" A handy mnemonic device to help you keep track of routine maintenance is to create patients in your PMS with...

There's a handy product that every dental office should have. It keeps sterilizer door gaskets supple so they seal better and last...

If you need to work on your chair and there's any problem with a motor or the hydraulics, you want to be sure to brace the chair. A...