Transform Your Dental Treatment Room Into a Machine for Efficient Dental Care

July 18th, 2025

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Watch how we transform a "typical" operatory into a machine for LEAN dentistry.

Placing everything you need at you and your assistant's fingertips directly over the point of use. This style of dentistry has been deemed "Over the Head" delivery by the ADA and is now the 4th recognized method of delivery.

Topics:

Design Ergonomics

Ergonomic Products

clinical education

Equipment

Layout

Dental Office Design

Transform Your Dental Treatment Room Into a Machine for Efficient Dental Care

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