The main causes for machine breakdowns1 include irregular servicing and failure to follow manufacturer guidelines. Did you know, in the terms and conditions, most manufacturers void your extended equipment warranty if your equipment is not regularly serviced?
Regular maintenance can help:

Dental equipment is a vital component to the practice and is an important investment for dentists. A well-maintained dental practice will ensure that patients are comfortable, safe and receive excellent care.
Dental equipment servicing should be carried out regularly to ensure that your dental practice is running smoothly. In addition, it can help prevent expensive breakdowns that cause a loss of revenue and disrupt patient treatment.
Your patients' safety should always be the priority when operating any type of dental practice.
Health and safety regulations require that you follow manufacturer's recommendations regarding servicing schedules. This ensures that all equipment complies with current standards and is safe for use.
As per the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations (PUWER2) 1992, you must maintain equipment, so you do not put your employees and, in this case, patients at risk.
Unexpected downtime caused by equipment malfunction will cost your practice money. Why wouldn’t you protect your business from preventable problems and expenses?
If you invest in a car, would you not get it serviced? How is it different from your dental equipment?
Unexpected downtime caused by equipment malfunction will cost your practice money. Why wouldn’t you protect your business from preventable problems and expenses?
If you invest in a car, would you not get it serviced? How is it different from your dental equipment?
Unexpected downtime caused by equipment malfunction will cost your practice money. Why wouldn’t you protect your business from preventable problems and expenses?
If you invest in a car, would you not get it serviced? How is it different from your dental equipment?
This loss CAN be prevented!
Best practice dictates that equipment should be serviced7 according to manufacturer recommendations, or at least once a year. If you use the equipment at a higher rate than average, it will need a more frequent service as well.
If your equipment is well maintained8, it will last longer, and therefore the better value it will be. The manufacturer's instructions should proscribe the necessary maintenance to keep your equipment safe. These instructions should always be followed. Any manufacturer’s extended warranty can become void* if the equipment is not serviced as per their recommendations.

Manufacturer trained technicians deliver LEVEL 1 servicing PLUS:
Manufacturer trained technicians deliver LEVEL 1&2 servicing PLUS:
