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The dental air compressor is regarded as the core of dental surgery. Unlike the common air compressor, the dental air compressor is a special and high-standard compressor that is applied to dental or medical practice. The dental air compressor powers the most important dental tool in dental practice. 

The air compressor is a common pneumatic device that converts power such as electric, diesel, or gasoline into potential energy stored in pressurized air.

With so many options on the market, it can be challenging to determine the best curing light for your practice. In this article, we will discuss how to choose the best curing lights for dentistry, including factors to consider and features to look for.

Generally speaking, the “calibrated” radiometers, also known as curing light meters the equipment to measure the light intensity or power irradiance in mW/cm2 (milliwatt per square centimeter). Then, it refers to the e power in mW divided by the light exposure area in cm2.

A dental suction system collects blood, saliva, and other debris generated during dental procedures, to reduce the amount of spray and spatter formed. Therefore, the dental suction unit is the vital part of preventing forming the spray and spatter. In the dental practice, if the dentist has no high aware on preventing spatter and spray, it would easily to happen the cross infection between patients, even medical workers

An dental autoclave is used to sterilize dental equipments, especially the dental burs. Relying on high-pressure temperature and steam, Dental autoclave has the ability to combat debris and bacteria.