Eco friendly
Eco Technology
Most of a practice’s environmental footprint is decided the day it buys its equipment. We chose instruments that use less, waste less and hurt less.
- Radiation dose than film
- Lower
- Processing chemicals
- 0
- Putty impressions posted
- 0
Digital radiography
Film was replaced entirely. Digital sensors need a fraction of the exposure — up to ninety per cent less radiation for you — and there is no developer, no fixer and no lead foil to dispose of.
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Images appear on screen beside the chair, so you see what we see.
Intraoral scanning
A wand replaces the tray of alginate. No putty, no gagging, no plaster models, and no courier driving impressions across Sydney to a laboratory.
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The file is emailed; the restoration is milled from it.
Low-dose imaging, taken sparingly
An image is taken when it will change what we do, not on a schedule.
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Digital sensors need a fraction of film’s exposure, and the previous dentist’s X-rays are re-used wherever they are recent enough to be useful.
Sterilisation over disposal
Steel instruments are cleaned in an ultrasonic bath and steam-sterilised in a tracked autoclave.
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The single-use plastic alternative is cheaper for a practice to run; it is not cheaper for anyone else.
