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About the Author

Rick Zieska worked for over 28 years in the dental industry providing remote technical support to over a hundred thousand customers throughout that time helping them avoid tens of thousands of service calls and preventing countless hours of down time.

During this tenure I acquired extensive knowledge of dental equipment and all the regulations which govern it. In particular I witnessed the advent of the OSHA bloodborne pathogens standard which brought a new level of infection control regulations to dental practices. As it involved a wide range of products that were new to healthcare, I gained a deep understanding of this standard.

 

I served on the ISO committee that re-wrote international standard 11143 governing amalgam separators to be used in dental offices.

I also served for over 20 years as the official FDA correspondent for 2 different International manufacturers and a domestic dental distributor. This experience provided extensive knowledge of FDA regulations and device classifications.

I have lectured locally and internationally on dental equipment repair and maintenance as well as regulatory concerns.

Posting on Dentaltown for over 12 years under the screen name "Techguru" I have gathered hundreds of followers and gained further notoriety as an expert in dental equipment, instrumentation and regulations. I am well-recognized as an honest source of unbiased information and helpful insight. I also serve on the editorial staff of Dentaltown magazine.

I hope you find my site helpful and informative and that it helps you and your staff avoid down time and reduce service calls.

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The information contained herein is for educational purposes and for the benefit of licensed health care professionals. Much equipment in the dental office is under high pressure, carries high voltage electricity and/or can generate extreme temperatures.  Care should always be taken when performing repairs or maintenance. Under normal circumstances, equipment should be turned off, depressurized, and disconnected from power before performing service. It is the responsibility of the end-user to recognize and exercise appropriate caution.  All content copyright Dental-Techguru LLC.

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