The
Dental Lab Micro Motor Is Easy To Operate With A Plethora Of Different Settings To Provide Optimal Results When Filing, Trimming, And Polishing Restorations. We Have Been A Well-Respected Supplier In Dental Handpieces For Decades And This Lab Motor Follows That Lineage. The Lab Motor Is Just The Introduction To A Series Of High Quality Modern Dental Equipment That Oyo Dental Plans To Release Throughout 2019.
In Our Previous Blog, Tips For Picking A Straight Handpiece, We Mentioned That Handpieces Are Always Attached To Dental Micromotors. This Is Why We Thought It Would Be Useful To Dedicate An Article To Micromotors Where We Simplify The Decision Process When Picking A Micro Motor Among The Great Variety Of Models, Brands And Connection Systems, So That You Can Focus More Time On Other Areas Of Your Business.
A Few Things You Should Know About Micromotors:
Dental Micromotors Are Used In Dentistry For The Treatment Of Semihard Dental Tissues. This Instrument Is Connected To The Hoses Of Other Dental Instruments With A Variable Connection System. Different Speeds And Torques Are Also Variable; Meanwhile Two Different Types Of Instruments Can Be Placed Onto Micro Motor Unitd: Straight And Contra-Angle Handpieces.
Micromotors For Contra-Angle Handpiece: The Shape Of These Handpieces Forms An Angle With Respect To The Horizontal, Which Facilitates Access To The Mouth. Here The Micro Motor Is Attached To The Handle, And At The Other End Different Burs Are Placed Depending On The Need For Each Situation.
Straight Handpiece Micromotors: In This Case, The Shape Of The Instrument Is Straight, And Its Primary Use Is For Surgeries On Third Molars And Retouching Of Dental Prostheses. The Hoses Are Placed At The Other End Of The Micro Motor And The Micromotors Have A Regulator Of Speed And Of The Rotation's Direction. In Addition To This, These Micromotors Can Be Either Pneumatic Or Electric, The Most Common Being The Pneumatic Ones.
A Dental Lab Motor With
Micro Motor Handpiece Is Most Often Used In A Laboratory Environment With Various Handpiece Models, To Perform The Heavy-Duty Grinding And Adjustments Required To Prepare Restorative Dental Devices For Delivery. After Production, These Devices Need Finishing And Polishing To Remove Superfluous Material, Before Sending The Device To The Dentist.
In The Dental Practice
Dentists Are Tasked With Fitting Restorative Devices For Their Patients, Which Often Requires Minor Adjustments To Be Made In-Office Using Dental Instruments Powered By A Motor. Having The Best Equipment For The Job Will Enable You To Trim And Polish Porcelain, Composites, Metals Or Acrylic Dentures. In Such Instances, The Brushless Dental Lab Motor Is Ideal Because Of The Low Noise Levels And Attractive Finish.