Turbine Quick Coupling Dental Handpiece Fiber Optic High Speed Handpiece

Product Description:

A dental high-speed handpiece, also known as a dental turbine, is a crucial tool used by dentists and dental hygienists during various dental procedures. It is a handheld device that is primarily used for cutting, drilling, and shaping teeth and bone structures in the oral cavity.

Features:

1. Speed and Power: Dental high-speed handpieces operate at high rotational speeds, typically ranging from 300,000 to 400,000 revolutions per minute (RPM). The high speed allows for efficient cutting and shaping of teeth and dental materials.

2. Turbine: At the core of a dental high-speed handpiece is a small turbine that generates the rotational motion. The turbine is powered by compressed air or, in some advanced models, electric motors. The turbine transfers the rotational energy to the cutting bur or tool attached to the handpiece.

3. Water Spray: Dental handpieces usually incorporate a water spray system. The water spray serves multiple purposes, such as cooling the bur or tool, reducing heat generated during the procedure, and flushing away debris and tooth particles. It also helps to keep the operating area clean and enhances the visibility for the dentist.

4. Air and Water Control: Dental high-speed handpieces rely on a combination of compressed air and water supplied through the dental unit. The dentist can control the flow of air and water using foot pedals or buttons on the dental unit.

5. Quick-Change Burs: High-speed handpieces have a quick-change mechanism that allows for easy and rapid replacement of burs or other cutting tools. This feature enables dentists to switch between different types of burs or tools quickly, depending on the procedure's requirements.

6. Ergonomics: Dental handpieces are designed with ergonomics in mind to provide comfort and ease of use for the dentist or dental hygienist. They are typically lightweight, well-balanced, and feature a comfortable grip to reduce hand and wrist fatigue during long procedures.

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