Preventive maintenance for dental practices
Most equipment failures announce themselves weeks in advance — a gasket starting to flatten, a drain valve that no longer seals, a pump drawing more current than it did last year. A scheduled visit catches those while they are still parts, not emergencies.
What you’re seeing
- Equipment has never been on a service schedule
- Repairs are becoming more frequent
- No record of when anything was last serviced
- Preparing for an inspection
- A practice that has just changed hands
- Planning a budget for equipment replacement
What the visit covers
Every operatory: chair function, delivery unit, syringes, couplers
Equipment room: compressor, dryer, vacuum, amalgam separator
Sterilizers: gaskets, chamber, drain, cycle verification
Waterline treatment and flush review
Written condition report with anything worth watching
A prioritised list — what needs doing now, and what can wait
Equipment seen most oftenAll major manufacturers — most practices run a mix built up over twenty years
Our service process
Request service
Call, or send the form with what the equipment is doing.
Diagnosis
On site at your practice, worked around your patient schedule.
Repair
The problem gets fixed, with the cost agreed before work starts.
Verify
Tested under load before the visit ends, and left running.
Everything else in the operatory
Serving New Jersey
If your town isn’t listed, call anyway — it’s a small state.
Counties
Essex County · Hudson County · Bergen County · Passaic County · Union County · Middlesex County · Morris County
Request service
If an operatory is down right now, calling is faster than the form.