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by Dr Arnold Cohen, Cottage Dental Centre, Earlwood, NSW
I’ve used many brands of air-driven handpieces in the past, which were efficient and reliable. When I started using the Synea Fusion electric handpiece, I found it to be a great improvement. It offers consistent and adjustable torque, allowing for greater control during dental procedures.
What’s good about it
The Synea Fusion can operate at variable speeds, ranging from a few hundred to several hundred thousand rotations per minute, making it suitable for a wide range of procedures. It can maintain consistent torque even at lower speeds, ensuring efficient cutting and reducing the risk of stalling. The handpiece produces little noise, creating a more comfortable environment for patients. The ergonomic design reduces hand fatigue and offers improved manoeuvrability. It comes with LED lights, providing enhanced visibility and precision in the oral cavity.
The consistent torque and adjustable speed allow for greater accuracy and control. This precision is particularly beneficial for tasks such as cavity preparation, crown and bridge work, and endodontic treatments. It provides fast, efficient cutting, reducing the time required for various dental procedures. This efficiency translates to shorter appointment times, increased patient turnover, and improved practice productivity.
The Synea Fusion handpiece is a versatile tool suitable for a wide range of dental applications. From restorative work to surgical procedures, it can adapt to the specific needs of each task.
What’s not so good
Proper maintenance and care are essential to ensure longevity and optimal performance. The Synea Fusion handpiece has a higher initial cost compared to air-driven handpieces due to its advanced technology and features. While air-driven handpieces are more affordable up front, they can incur higher maintenance and repair costs over time.
