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Applying NSK Dental's TI-MAX Z95L handpiece in your practice
The TI-Max Z95L dental handpiece from NSK Dental is a durable, high performance, titanium-bodied electric handpiece. It features a small head and slim neck dimensions allowing operational visibility like never before. Very Quiet: It performs at a remarkably low noise level with virtually no vibration to aid the clinician’s focus and to enhance patient comfort.
The TI-Max Z95L dental handpiece from NSK Dental is a durable, high performance, titanium-bodied electric handpiece. It features a small head and slim neck dimensions allowing operational visibility like never before.
Very Quiet: It performs at a remarkably low noise level with virtually no vibration to aid the clinician’s focus and to enhance patient comfort.
Durability: The Z95L gear shapes have been designed using High Spec 3D simulation software, and a special Diamond-Like Carbon (DLC) coating is applied to the gears. Both dramatically increase sustained durability.
Greater Access: Accessing otherwise difficult oral regions is made significantly easier by the smaller, slimmer ergonomic design for the standard head attachment.
Keeps Cool: An anti-heat system in the head cap design limits heat generation during treatment to help keep patients safe.
Added Plus: The NSK Quattro Water Spray effectively cools the entire operating field. The Microfilter prevents particles from entering the water spray system to guarantee optimum water-spray cooling at all times.
Should Chlorhexidine Remain the “Gold Standard” In Today’s Modern Hygiene?
May 29th 2024As the world of dentistry continuously evolves and new science emerges, it is imperative for dental professionals to evaluate both past and current research in order to make informed decisions and provide patients with the most accurate information and ethical care.
