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Is a Dental Compressor Required?

Rick
Apr 5, 20211 min read

Updated: May 4, 2021

I've known many dentists who feel a "shop" compressor is adequate to the needs of a dental office. One can certainly save thousands by going this route, but what about local codes, and "NFPA 99" (which reps often quote)? Can you really just go to a home improvement store and buy a compressor which you then just plug in?


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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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