Dental Technology: Less Pains, More Gains

Online, May 20, 2012 (Newswire.com) - The anxious waiting in the lobby, or the sound of dental tools in the background sending chills through your spine is a constant reminder of why, generally speaking, we have a deep rooted fear of the dentist. But has it always been that way, and have their been recent improvements to make a regular dentist visit a bit more enjoyable, or at lest less painful?

The recent advancements in modern dentistry have dramatically improved the efficiency and use of dental tools for dentist. The safety and comfort of patients has also been taken into account. We typically do not see these advancements but in reality, the dental industry is continuously evolving in order to make the dentist visit less painful. A prime example of this technology that we, as patients may overlook is referred to as Speed-Sensing Intelligence. This technology is applied to dental hand pieces such as dental drills. It monitors the bur speed several hundred times per second. A sensor within the hand piece detects the frequency of vibrations from the rotating bur. When the bur encounters a higher load that would normally decrease speed, which in a sense could cause the drill to catch on your tooth causing pain, a signal from a tiny chip in the control source increases air pressure to increase speed. This insures the dental hand piece has a smooth and consistent cutting speed regardless of load. This technology has been shown to provide the dentist with the ability to complete a task efficiently with little to no pain for the patient.

The application of this new technology amongst others is becoming more popular and is common use in some areas. However, for dentists having to constantly replace dental hand pieces every time a new technology appears can seem a bit troublesome. This is where Dental Hand-piece Club comes in. They offer brand new turbine replacements every six months with automatic delivery, hassle-free. There is no need to spend hundreds of unnecessary dollars tuning or replacing your hand pieces. Join the hand piece club today to receive a new turbine every six months. Visit www.handpiece-club.com for more information.