Simple Black Stacked Displays
The black displays and hidden cabling keep the setup sleek and clutter-free, while a custom-cut
Technology Planning and Integration for Dental Specialists
Technology Planning and Integration for Dental Specialists
Delivering tailored tech solutions to dental specialists across the industry
The treatment area is where the real work gets done. In orthodontics practices these can be a short adjustment visit of just a few minutes while dental or oral surgery offices may have patients seated for more than an hour at a time.
When using the technology, one of the first things we ask is how you would like to interface with your computer – seated or standing. If standing, how much clearance is needed for any dental supplies and tools below an elevated keyboard and mouse? Are you interested in an multiple monitors or even the newest ultra-wide monitors? Do you have the space for a computer? Finally, a matching color scheme can improve the aesthetics.
The black displays and hidden cabling keep the setup sleek and clutter-free, while a custom-cut
All-in-one chairside stations are great ways to consolidate hardware to save space. Having the entire
Eliminating the mouse can free up some additional workspace and add to clean aesthetics. Laptop
Apple iMACs or MacMini computers can be incorporated cleanly chairside. With Boot Camp or Parallels,
In an operatory bay, it can be difficult to see the screen depending on where
Dual monitors in the operatory bay can be useful to show patient information.
With careful planning, you can utilize your chairside station, in this case a laptop, to
If you have the space, dual monitors at the chairside can make you more productive.
Stacking two monitors is a clean way to minimize the width of the chairside unit
The cleanest way to get double the computer desktop space is to use one of
When coupled with white keyboards, mice and light monitor mounts can lead to a very
The consultation office is one of the most important spaces to plan. Depending on the desired flow , we typically arrange for one of more computers for the staff to use. The Treatment Coordinator can be using their system to collect patient histories, prepare contracts, or informed consents, etc. while the Doctor can use their dedicated computer and separate display to discuss the patient’s treatment plans or show educational videos.
Having multiple stations in a consultation office allow for efficient use of the space.
Consultation rooms server many purposes. From initial patient exams, training on treatment procedures to signing
The treatment area is where the real work gets done. In orthodontics practices these can be a short adjustment visit of just a few minutes while dental or oral surgery offices may have patients seated for more than an hour at a time.
When using the technology, one of the first things we ask is how you would like to interface with your computer – seated or standing. If standing, how much clearance is needed for any dental supplies and tools below an elevated keyboard and mouse? Are you interested in an multiple monitors or even the newest ultra-wide monitors? Do you have the space for a computer? Finally, a matching color scheme can improve the aesthetics.
Digital x-ray systems have been a staple in many orthodontic practices for many years and
The i-CAT™ FLX typically includes a dedicated capture/reconstruction server with a small touchscreen interface. Prior
CBCT and space planning requirements are key to keeping these areas clean and functional. We’ve
The reception area should be an inviting space with careful considerations for patient sign-in, usability of the computers and their accessories so that staff can remain engaged with their patients without getting overwhelmed.
Whether your staff are processing credit card payments, accepting digitally signed informed consents, or handing out freshly printed appointment slips – they can feel confident that the hardware will be functional. Mounting PCs off the floor clears up the foot well space for staff to sit comfortably without risking injury.
To maximize the desk surface, it may be beneficial to cut a notch out of
The reception staff and computers are some of the busiest stations at an office. We
The back office areas or financial offices should be considered similarly to the reception area. Mounted PCs and having the peripherals within reach of the staff is useful.
Dual Monitors on these stations can help with productivity making excellent use of desk space with minimal capital investment.
The back office area is a busy location where much of the behind the scenes
The financial staff benefit from having large work surfaces and with the ability to share
The nerds set it up but real people have to interface with it to help troubleshoot the inevitable problems.
These areas should be clean and cool and labeled in a way that a non-techie can help sort out the details if something is not working just right.
These important appliances connect all the devices of your network together. Keeping these updated and