Our Medical Equipment Guide

Long shifts don’t just test focus, they test the body too. Dentists, hygienists, and dental assistants often spend hours seated, leaning forward, moving side to side, and trying to reach...

As routines begin to shift for the fall, dental clinics often revisit their supply setups and prep for changes in patient volume and staffing. Colder weather, layered clothing, and a...

Dental work demands accuracy, especially during soft tissue procedures where every cut needs to be clean and controlled. Surgical scissors may not take up much space on a tray, but...

Training new clinical staff takes time, especially when it comes to fine motor tasks like handling dental and medical sutures. Some arrive with prior experience, while others need to start...

Long procedures test more than skill. Stillness and focus are expected, but the impact of seating choices often goes unnoticed. For surgeons, a flat chair can quietly become the source...

Surgeons need tools they can rely on, especially when every second counts. In the operating room, small choices often carry significant weight. One of those is the type of suture...