
Dental Treatment Unit
Integrates the dental chair, clinician’s module, instrument tray, irrigation, operating light and assistant station as a platform for routine care.
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Configure chairs, imaging, treatment systems and instrument reprocessing for a basic, standard or comprehensive dental service.
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Dental clinics, hospital dental departments and specialty expansion.
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Integrates the dental chair, clinician’s module, instrument tray, irrigation, operating light and assistant station as a platform for routine care.

Supplies clean, stable compressed air to dental turbines, three-way syringes and other pneumatic equipment.

Removes saliva, irrigation fluid and aerosols promptly to improve visibility and support infection control.

Uses ultrasonic vibration to remove calculus and plaque.

Polymerizes resin restorative materials, bonding agents and selected pit-and-fissure sealants.

Helps determine working length and improve precision during root canal treatment.

Drives rotary nickel-titanium instruments for standardized root canal preparation.

Produces images of individual teeth and adjacent alveolar bone for diagnosis and treatment follow-up.

Provides a magnified view of local oral findings for documentation and clinician-patient communication.

Provides validated steam sterilization for reusable dental instruments compatible with heat and pressure.

Supports instrument pre-cleaning and packaging before sterilization as part of an essential reprocessing workflow.

Cleans, lubricates and maintains high- and low-speed handpieces to support service life and reliable turnaround.

Supports mirror examination, probing, periodontal assessment and essential oral evaluation.

Supports caries removal, isolation, composite placement, contouring and polishing.

Supports access opening, canal exploration, preparation, irrigation and obturation.

Supports routine tooth extraction, socket management, hemostasis and suturing.

Supports supragingival scaling, manual curettage and essential periodontal treatment.

Supports denture impressions, bite registration, try-in and adjustment.

Supports straightforward crown-and-bridge preparation, gingival retraction, impressions and provisional restorations.

Provides treatment chairs by clinical zone so several clinicians can deliver general, pediatric and orthodontic care, plus implant follow-up, in parallel.

Provides stable air and suction to multiple dental units, supporting continuous operation and infection control.

Produces localized images of teeth and alveolar bone for diagnosis, intra-procedural checks and follow-up.

Acquires a two-dimensional view of both arches and jaws in one examination for comprehensive oral assessment.

Provides magnification, coaxial illumination and image recording to improve visualization in fine endodontic work.

Combines endodontic motor, working-length measurement, warm gutta-percha obturation and ultrasonic canal treatment.

Provides low-speed, high-torque operation with controlled irrigation for implant-site preparation and placement.

Provides selective bone cutting to support extraction, implant surgery and bone contouring.

Prepares autologous platelet-rich fibrin to support soft- and hard-tissue healing.

Supports model trimming and fabrication of retainers, simple appliances and temporary templates.

Combines smaller instruments, behavior-management aids and child-appropriate treatment accessories to improve the care experience.

Provides sufficient steam sterilization, cleaning, drying, packaging and handpiece-maintenance capacity.

Includes oxygen delivery, suction, essential monitoring and automated external defibrillation equipment.

Covers examination, restorative care, endodontics, periodontics, extraction, and removable and fixed prosthodontics.

Supports location of calcified canals, management of separated instruments, retreatment and fine ultrasonic procedures.

Supports impacted teeth and retained roots, flap elevation, bone removal, alveolar contouring and suturing.

Supports implant positioning, site preparation, placement, cover-screw handling and second-stage procedures.

Supports flap surgery, curettage, root-surface treatment and essential periodontal contouring.

Supports bracket bonding, archwire forming, ligation, attachment removal and retention.

Supports primary-tooth restorations and pulp therapy, preformed crowns, extraction and space management.

Supports crown-and-bridge preparation, gingival retraction, precision impressions, provisional crowns and bonding.

Provides chairs and support modules by function, including general care, pediatric, microscopic and implant or surgical zones.

Provides central air, high- and low-volume suction, and dental waterline hygiene management for multiple treatment units.

Provides high-resolution localized images of teeth and alveolar bone.

Acquires three-dimensional information on the dentition, jaws, mandibular canal and maxillary sinus, with support for orthodontic measurements.

Captures a digital impression of the dentition and occlusion directly, reducing reliance on conventional impressions.

Supports digital design of restorations, implant guides and selected orthodontic models.

Mills ceramic blocks, composites or other compatible materials for crowns, inlays and provisional restorations.

Performs crystallization, sintering and final processing of ceramic restorations according to the material workflow.

Prints models, surgical guides, provisional restorations and similar items, then supports their post-processing.

Provides magnification, coaxial illumination and image recording for fine endodontic and microsurgical work.

Combines working-length measurement, rotary preparation, ultrasonic treatment and warm gutta-percha obturation.

Supports implant-site preparation and placement together with precise bone cutting.

Combines CBCT and intraoral scan data for implant-position planning and surgical-guide production.

Supports soft-tissue incision, contouring and selected adjunctive periodontal treatment.

Provides vital-sign monitoring, oxygen, suction and emergency support. Any sedation practice must comply with local requirements and be delivered by qualified personnel.

Provides cleaning, drying, packaging, sterilization, traceability and handpiece-maintenance capacity sized to the workload.

Covers examination, restorative care, endodontics, periodontics, prosthodontics, extraction and routine surgery.

Supports complex retreatment, management of separated instruments, apical resection and microsuturing.

Supports complex impacted teeth, flap elevation, bone removal, alveoloplasty and management of small cysts.

Supports multiple and full-arch implant placement, implant removal and restorative adjuncts.

Supports ridge splitting, bone grafting, membrane fixation and internal or lateral sinus lift.

Supports surgical-guide positioning, sleeve-guided site preparation and depth control.

Supports fixed appliances, attachment procedures, archwire forming, anchorage and retention.

Supports pediatric prevention, restorative and pulp care, preformed crowns, space maintenance and extraction.

Supports digital impressions, try-in, bonding, occlusal adjustment and polishing.

Supports airway management, oxygen delivery, hemostasis and initial response to common outpatient emergencies.
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