Function over Form - Couplers For many things, the form follows the function. For example, most chairs have the same basic shape to they...

An inexpensive back-up dental office central vacuum.

A comparison between wet and dry central vacuum systems.

How to determine the correct size of central vacuum for your dental office.

A brief overview of the benefits of a dry vacuum system.

Repairing minor leaks can be accomplished easily and quickly.

Checking your vacuum trap may not be as simple as you think.

Filters are often forgotten because they aren't in plain sight. A review of some of the most important but often over-looked filters.

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

Master Valves are used to turn your unit on and off, but they do so much more and can have a tremendous impact on performance.

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.

A quick tip for vacuum line cleaning.

An important consideration when choosing a vacuum line cleaner.

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

A handy reference for things it's good to keep on hand.

More details of things that can go wrong with or near the central vacuum user. Part 3 of the series on vacuum issues.

An important step before servicing any dental equipment.

Trouble-shooting the central vacuum and issues that affect more than one room.