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We answer the commonly asked questions when you're looking to sell dental equipment to us. Find most answers here or contact us at ask@dentalquicksale.com

   Whether you recently transitioned to a new office with extra equipment, or your office accumulated it over the years, stagnant equipment is a problem offices commonly face. Let’s face it, most practices do not know that there is a market for their used dental equipment, (yes, even those on their last leg)- so, they end up storing or worse, tossing them. From the clients, and practices we interact with, it’s safe to conclude that a large percentage have limited to no resources when it involves re-locating their used, old, or unwanted dental equipment. And even when they do find a resource...

Out of the top common practice procedures involved with the majority of dental offices, sterilizing equipment ranks high on the list of importance and daily protocol. Choosing the right sterilizer/s is dependent on a few factors; a practices volume, efficiency, and space. The most commonly used sterilizers are steam and dry heat methods. Steam options branch out into these top utilized methods: Gravity cycle autoclaves (think Midmark or Tuttnauer), and steam flush pressure pulse sterilizers (think Statim). Mentally scanning the listed functions and features below, will create an informed decision, based on preference.     Statim- Cycle time: Compared with...

   So, you found a company to purchase or liquidate your used dental equipment- now where and how will you allocate the extra funds? We don’t need to tell you about the magnitude of overhead that arises to keep a practice fully operational. Finding resourceful methods in practice management, will aid in not just running your practice, but running it successfully. Here are our 5 top ideas for which areas to consider investing in, after you sell your secondary items:      Training courses: Fund annual OSHA training or any other required employee training.    CE Education: Use extra profit...

   Since their introduction to the dental equipment market, Portable X-rays, have made their way into thousands of dental practices across the nation. Chosen for their highly portable and accessible features, they are either praised or criticized among the dental community. Although the portable X-ray market is worth about 5.41 billion, there are plenty of practices who have yet to introduce this technology to their operatories, either out of hesitancy or lack of knowledge. For those outweighing which decision to act on, we listed a few practical advantages and disadvantages that are intended to provide basic guidance to consider.  ...