If your vacuum doesn't suck, how can you restore function?

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

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

An Important Diagnostic Aid for Sterilizers and All of Your Equipment.

Keeping Water Out of Your Compressed Air Lines

Diagnosing and Trouble-Shooting Sterilizers Part 1 -Sterilizer Basics The sterilizer is one of the key components in a dental office....

I have heard from many dentists who swear by using a generic "shop" compressor in their dental office. The primary driver is, of course,...

Dry air is crucial to dental delivery systems

The trend in the industry is away from "wet ring" vacuums which use water to generate vacuum (primarily due to environmental concerns as...

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

The central vacuum is a vital piece of office equipment and as touched on previously, your first line of defense in infection control so...

Water leaks can cause tremendous damage costing tens of thousands of dollars or more (depending on your particular circumstances) so it's...

Dentists are perhaps better equipped than most to perform simple repairs and routine maintenance. They're good at spatial relations and...