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How to Prepare Your Dental Handpiece for Repair

February 20, 2013/in Dental Handpiece Repair /by admin

Hi I’m Ken, The Dental Handpiece Repair Guy and I want to show you the steps to prepare your dental handpiece for repair. Visit my website to learn more.

How often should you get your dental handpieces maintained and repaired?

December 6, 2012/in Dental Handpiece Maintenance, Dental Handpiece Repair /by admin

Most dentists will have up to ten handpieces in their occupancy at any one time, and all of these will need daily maintenance, after use, as well as…

How to Prepare Your Dental Handpiece for Repair

February 20, 2013/in Dental Handpiece Repair /by admin

Hi I’m Ken, The Dental Handpiece Repair Guy and I want to show you the steps to prepare your dental handpiece for repair. Visit my website to learn more.

How often should you get your dental handpieces maintained and repaired?

December 6, 2012/in Dental Handpiece Maintenance, Dental Handpiece Repair /by admin

Most dentists will have up to ten handpieces in their occupancy at any one time, and all of these will need daily maintenance, after use, as well as…

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How to Prepare Your Dental Handpiece for Repair

February 20, 2013/in Dental Handpiece Repair /by admin

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Hi I’m Ken, The Dental Handpiece Repair Guy and I want to show you the steps to prepare your dental handpiece for repair.

The first thing you need to do is sterilize your dental handpiece. This ensures a clean, safe repair.

Then you can visit my website, download the handpiece repair form and shipping label and print them out.

Fill out the repair form completely, and please give as much detail as possible about the problems you are experiencing with your handpiece. Make a copy of your completed repair form so you can refer back to it, if needed.

Make sure to leave your handpiece in the sterilization pouch and box up your handpiece. Please include the dental handpiece repair form in the box with the handpiece, so I can identify the owner of the handpiece as well as the problems you are experiencing. Put the shipping label on the box and send it to me from your local post office. I recommend insuring your package.

…and those are the steps to get your dental handpiece prepared for the repair. You can expect a 24 to 48 hour turnaround for high speeds, 7 to 10 days for electric and low speed handpieces. As always, feel free to call me at 800-569-5245 with any questions. Thank you.

How often should you get your dental handpieces maintained and repaired?

December 6, 2012/in Dental Handpiece Maintenance, Dental Handpiece Repair /by admin

Most dentists will have up to ten handpieces in their occupancy at any one time, and all of these will need daily maintenance, after use, as well as a ‘tune-up’ or repair at least once per year, if not on a six-month basis. High-speed drills with revolutions of up to 400,000 – 500,000 per minute will require more frequent maintenance to ensure they continue working optimally, and to reduce the chance for major repair, while slower handpieces may last for a year before they need to be disassembled and rebuilt again. If you send your handpieces to me on a six to 12 month basis, I can keep your handpieces running as good as new. I offer free shipping on all repairs and I guarantee my work, so print out the forms on my website at www.TheDentalHandpieceRepairGuy.com and send in your handpiece. If you need any assistance, please call me at 1-800-569-5245. Thank you.