Does your dental business regularly take you out of the clinic?
If you frequently see patients at outside venues such as nursing homes or schools, your choice of dental portable unit is important.
Here are a few things to consider when choosing equipment that will help make treating your patients easy and effective, no matter where you are.
1. Balancing functionality and mobility
If you’re shifting equipment around, you need to consider the weight and ease of movement. Will you have help, or will you be solely responsible for moving equipment from your vehicle to the venue and setting it up?
You may find that you need to make some compromises between full functionality and having equipment that is light, compact and easy to move.
2. Which equipment will best serve your patients?
Your choice of portable dental delivery unit also depends on your particular practice.
· What type of treatments do you offer?
· What is your target demographic? Schools, nursing homes, hospitals or regional centres?
· What type of vehicle are you using to transport your equipment and what sort of size constraints might you have? Will you need a unit that can fit into the car boot, or do you have a roomier van?
All of these considerations will impact on your decision. For example, if you’re treating a large number of patients at a nursing home, you might need a portable unit that offers the flexibility of having all your instruments to hand.
If you’re treating fewer patients, or you have a less room in your vehicle, a smaller lighter unit with space for just two instruments might be a better fit.
3. Would you be better served by a mobile surgery?
In some cases, a mobile surgery could be a better solution than constantly moving smaller pieces of equipment around.
Mobile surgeries can work brilliantly if you’re:
. Working in a rural or remote setting.
· Offering a full range of dental treatments.
· Frequently on the road treating a lot of patients.
Mobile surgeries are exactly that – a clinic on wheels that can be customised to suit your individual practice. Mobile surgeries can be set up in a truck or van, or a towable trailer. With a mobile surgery, you have the advantage of having all the equipment you need, without compromising on functionality.
If you need portable dental equipment or you’re interested in the benefits of a full mobile surgery, contact us to discuss the options.
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If you frequently see patients at outside venues such as nursing homes or schools, your choice of dental portable unit is important.
Here are a few things to consider when choosing equipment that will help make treating your patients easy and effective, no matter where you are.
1. Balancing functionality and mobility
If you’re shifting equipment around, you need to consider the weight and ease of movement. Will you have help, or will you be solely responsible for moving equipment from your vehicle to the venue and setting it up?
You may find that you need to make some compromises between full functionality and having equipment that is light, compact and easy to move.
2. Which equipment will best serve your patients?
Your choice of portable dental delivery unit also depends on your particular practice.
· What type of treatments do you offer?
· What is your target demographic? Schools, nursing homes, hospitals or regional centres?
· What type of vehicle are you using to transport your equipment and what sort of size constraints might you have? Will you need a unit that can fit into the car boot, or do you have a roomier van?
All of these considerations will impact on your decision. For example, if you’re treating a large number of patients at a nursing home, you might need a portable unit that offers the flexibility of having all your instruments to hand.
If you’re treating fewer patients, or you have a less room in your vehicle, a smaller lighter unit with space for just two instruments might be a better fit.
3. Would you be better served by a mobile surgery?
In some cases, a mobile surgery could be a better solution than constantly moving smaller pieces of equipment around.
Mobile surgeries can work brilliantly if you’re:
. Working in a rural or remote setting.
· Offering a full range of dental treatments.
· Frequently on the road treating a lot of patients.
Mobile surgeries are exactly that – a clinic on wheels that can be customised to suit your individual practice. Mobile surgeries can be set up in a truck or van, or a towable trailer. With a mobile surgery, you have the advantage of having all the equipment you need, without compromising on functionality.
If you need portable dental equipment or you’re interested in the benefits of a full mobile surgery, contact us to discuss the options.
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