Istar Dental Supply
Choosing Istar Dental Supply means you don't have to choose between quality and affordability. Our goal is to provide you with the best tools at the best prices, ensuring your practice can thrive without unnecessary expenses.
Key Features
Superior Quality and Durability
For a dental handpiece, the quality of the bearings is key to its longevity. Istar's dental handpieces use high-quality ceramic bearings, and other components are made from high-precision materials, ensuring accuracy and durability.
Competitive Pricing
As a manufacturer of dental equipment, Istar can control the quality of our dental handpieces while also offering you more competitive prices. This allows you to bring more high-quality dental handpieces and equipment to your clinic without exceeding your budget.
Excellent After-Sales Service
Over the past decade, Istar has developed a comprehensive after-sales service system. We can provide personalized services based on the unique needs of each customer. Additionally, we promise a 6-month warranty for Istar handpieces.
International Certifications
To ensure the safety and reliability of Istar's dental handpieces, we have obtained FDA and CE international certifications. This means you can use our products with complete peace of mind!
What is a Handpiece in Dentistry?
In dentistry, a handpiece is a critical tool used by dental professionals to perform various procedures. It is essentially a handheld, motorized instrument that can hold and operate various dental attachments, such as burs, drills, or endodontic files.
Dental Handpiece Names
The names of dental handpieces vary based on their different features, such as: High Speed Handpiece, Low Speed Handpiece, Straight Handpiece, Contra Angle Handpiece, Electric Handpiece Dental, Airotor Handpiece, Prophy Handpiece and Surgical Handpiece.
Dental Handpiece Repair
Due to the high-intensity work, dental handpieces often encounter some issues. In such cases, simple repairs may restore the handpiece to normal operation.
Please click "How to Repair Dental Handpiece" to see common problems and solutions for dental drills.
FAQ About Dental Handpiece
The important thing is to disassemble the handpiece into its removable components and clean and disinfect them.
Handpiece maintenance involves several crucial steps to ensure optimal performance and longevity.
This includes disassembling and cleaning removable components, applying proper lubrication, and sterilizing the handpiece according to manufacturer guidelines.
Regular inspections for wear and damage, prompt professional repairs, and detailed maintenance records are also essential. Proper storage in a clean, dry environment helps protect the dental lab handpiece from contamination and damage.
To properly oil dental handpieces, first remove any attachments and clean the handpiece. Attach the lubrication spray nozzle or use a dropper with the recommended oil.
Insert the nozzle into the drive air tube and apply the lubricant as instructed by the manufacturer. Run the handpiece for 20-30 seconds to distribute the oil, then wipe off any excess.
Follow with sterilization if necessary, ensuring the handpiece is dry beforehand. Regular oiling after each use maintains optimal performance and prolongs the dentist handpiece’s lifespan.
Dental handpiece repair parts are essential for maintaining functionality and include components like bearings, turbines, O-rings, cartridges, chuck assemblies, springs, rotor assemblies, couplings, gaskets, and drive air tubes.
Regular replacement and proper maintenance of these parts ensure the longevity and efficiency of handpiece in dentistry.
Dental handpiece RPM varies significantly based on the type and purpose of the handpiece:
- High Speed Handpieces:
RPM Range: Typically operate between 200,000 to 400,000 RPM.
Uses: Ideal for cutting tooth structure, removing decay, and shaping restorations due to their ability to rapidly rotate and provide precision. - Low Speed Handpieces:
RPM Range: Generally operate between 5,000 to 40,000 RPM.
Uses: Used for tasks like polishing teeth, refining cavity preparations, and adjusting dentures, where high speed is not necessary. - Endodontic Handpieces:
RPM Range: Usually operate between 150 to 30,000 RPM, with most endodontic procedures requiring lower speeds around 300 to 800 RPM.
Uses: Specifically designed for root canal treatments, providing the necessary control and precision at lower speeds.
The lifespan of a dental handpiece varies based on several factors, including the type of handpiece, frequency of use, maintenance practices, and quality of the handpiece. Here are some general guidelines:
- High Speed Handpieces:
Average Lifespan: Typically last between 1 to 2 years with regular use.
Factors: High-speed handpieces endure significant wear due to their high RPM and the heat generated during procedures. - Low-Speed Handpieces:
Average Lifespan: Can last 5 years or more.
Factors: These handpieces operate at lower speeds and experience less wear, leading to longer durability. - Endodontic Handpieces:
Average Lifespan: Generally last around 2 to 3 years.
Factors: Endodontic handpieces require precise control and may experience wear from frequent use in intricate procedures.
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