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Sell used dental equipment you no longer use to earn back part of your investment while relieving your storage space! Common dental equipment that will sell well include sterilizers, cavitrons, inserts, lasers, sensors, and handpieces. Who buys dental equipment? The list is long, from dental startups, those seeking to expand, dentistry schools, and resell companies. When you handle the sale alone, you can easily go down a rabbit hole due to the required procedures of inspections, refurbishing, pricing, marketing, deciding on a warranty, and addressing buyer concerns. Read on and we'll show you how who you can sell your used...

Are you thinking of disposing of or selling dental equipment? Or, have you considered whether someone else might need your equipment? If you're handling dental equipment, selling them might make sense in some scenarios. For instance, if you're retiring or selling your practice, you would be in a perfect position to sell your pre-owned dental equipment instead of tossing it, trading it in, or just storing it.  There's a huge market for pre-owned or used dental equipment. Selling dental equipment can help you recoup your operational costs and manage your expenses in a better way. Apart from selling your dental...

Dental clinics use dental films for imaging to diagnose teeth or the oral health of patients. Used films must be disposed of correctly to avoid harming people and the environment. The films contain a significant amount of silver thiosulphate, which can be converted to silver sulfide during water treatment, causing harm to aquatic life and the environment.  Dentists, dental office managers, or dental hygienists should ensure they dispose of used dental films appropriately. But how can you get rid of the films from your dental clinic? Please keep reading to learn some ideas on how to dispose of them. 1....

Maintaining your dental sensors is essential, not just for their lifespan, but also for the quality of your dental treatment. Typically, dental sensors are used at least three to five times a day by a dental professional, and they can be expensive to replace. While there are many ways that a dentist can use these tools, they all rely on them being in working condition. Therefore, dental professionals must regularly maintain these tools for optimal functionality. Here are a few tips on how to keep them in good condition. Tips on How to Maintain Your Dental Sensors and Other Equipment...

A dental clinic requires a wide range of equipment and tools to perform successful procedures. However, when procuring the equipment, dentists must invest heavily in dental devices such as sterilization equipment, x-ray machines, handpieces, dental cavitrons, and laser equipment. Despite the equipment having long-term usage, they do age or break, limiting ultimate performance in the expertise. Some will require replacing with new ones. But what should you do with the broken or old dental units?  Reselling is an ideal option for acquiring 10-15% of your investment, depending on their condition. You can also trade-in, which in return benefits you with...