Product Description:

A dental chair, also known as a dental unit or dental treatment chair, is a specialized chair designed to provide comfort and support for patients during dental procedures. It is a central component of a dental operatory or treatment room and serves as the primary seat for the patient.

Features:

1. Adjustable Positioning: Dental chairs are designed with multiple adjustable features to accommodate various treatment needs and patient comfort. They typically have a reclining backrest that can be positioned at different angles, allowing the patient to lie back comfortably during the procedure. The chair may also have an adjustable headrest and armrests to provide additional support and positioning options.

2. Foot Control: Dental chairs often feature a foot control or foot pedal that allows the dentist or dental assistant to adjust the chair's position without using their hands. This foot control enables convenient and hands-free operation, allowing the dental team to focus on the procedure.

3. Integrated Equipment: Dental chairs are equipped with integrated equipment, such as a dental light, suction devices, and instrument delivery systems. These components are strategically positioned around the chair to provide easy access and efficient workflow during dental treatments.

4. Upholstery and Padding: The chair's upholstery is typically made of durable and easy-to-clean materials, such as synthetic leather or vinyl. The upholstery is designed to be resistant to water, chemicals, and stains. The chair is also padded to provide patient comfort during prolonged procedures.

5. Patient Safety and Hygiene: Dental chairs are designed with patient safety and hygiene in mind. They often have seamless surfaces and rounded edges to facilitate easy cleaning and disinfection. Some chairs may have additional features like anti-microbial upholstery or disposable chair covers for infection control purposes.

6. Integration with Technology: Modern dental chairs may be equipped with integrated technology, such as touchscreens or control panels, for easy access to patient records, imaging systems, or communication tools. This integration allows for streamlined workflow and improved patient care.

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