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CONTENTS
SUBJECT
INTRODUCTION
HISTORY OF DENTAL CHAIR
MAIN UNITS OF DENTAL
CHAIR
INTRODUCTION
A dental engine is a large chair-side appliance (often including the chair
itself) for use in a dentist's office. At minimum, a dental engine serves as
a source of mechanical or pneumatic power for one or more handpieces.
Typically, it will also include a small faucet and a spit-sink, which the
patient can use for rinsing, as well as one or more suction hoses, and a
compressed air/irrigation water nozzle for blowing or washing debris
clear of the work area in the patient's mouth.
The equipment possibly includes an ultrasonic cleaning appliance, as
well as a small table to hold the instrument tray, a worklight, and possibly
a computer monitor or display.
History Of Dental
Chairs
In 1790 an American dentist named Josiah Flagg created the
first ever head rest for dental chairs that would keep the
head in a fixed position during the dental procedure. His
design was used for a long time, until the reclining chair was
born, some forty years later.
MAIN PARTS
DENTAL
INSTRUMENTS
HANDPICES
AIR MOTOR
AIR WATER SYRINGE
SCALER
LIGHT CURE
HIGH VACCUM SUCTION
LOW VACCUM SUCTION
DENTIST SIDE
HAND PIECES
HIGH SPEED HAND
PIECE (With maximum RPM
400000)
AIR MOTOR
AIR WATER
SYRINGE
DENTAL SCALER
FOOT CONTROL
ASSISTAND SIDE
ELEMENTS
Operators Light
Dental Stools
MAJOR COMPALINTS
OCCURE IN DENTAL
CHAIR
1.
2.
AIR LEAKAGE
WATER LEAKAGE
Curing Light
Triturator /
Amalgamator
Viewbox / Lightbox
Radiography Unit
Radiograph processors
Ultrasonic Cleaner
Autoclave