Vertical mouth point positioning
For your optimal position, the vertical mouth point is always positioned at the same working height
– even with patients of different stature.
Optimal access to the treatment area
Available for Axano and Sinius, the motor-driven headrest is the key feature when it comes to creating the best possible conditions for a successful treatment.
For optimum access to the treatment site, the extension and inclination of the motor-driven headrest can be adjusted using the foot switch, the user interface, or even manually.
In addition, the headrest inclination is stored with the dental chair programmes for easy recall of e.g. maxillar or mandibular treatment positions.
Hands-free operation
The wireless foot control is your multifunctional control element for all chair functions. It provides hands-free control of the EasyTouch display and the motorised sliding track.
The wireless design allows unrestricted positioning of the foot control and freedom of movement for you. This results in less twisting and moving towards the user interface and keeps you focused on the treatment area all the time.
ErgoMotion
ErgoMotion means the combined movement of the backrest and the seat, which prevents stretching and compression of the spine. This way, the patient's head always stays in the
same place and a readjustment of the headrest when changing the treatment position is not necessary.
Intuitive sitting
Hugo, Theo and Carl are key elements in the Dentsply Sirona ergonomics programme.
The innovative design and intelligent shape of the working stools ensure more comfort during all treatment situations. All are available with the choice of two gas spring lengths for different heights.
The backrest of Hugo offers a dynamic support of your back, whereas the Thermo upholstery reduces sitting heat during long treatments.
Carl provides a 360° swivelling backrest and seat, which gives your assistant a maximum of flexibility.
The saddle-style seat of Theo ensures a balanced posture and a good access to the patient.
"Health is not everything, but without health, everything is nothing."
Arthur Schopenhauer
Tips & tricks for a healthy sitting position
A healthy sitting position builds the basis for an ergonomic way of working and thus a long-term health preservation. To achieve this,
- your upper body is upright and straight;
- your hips are higher than your thighs;
- your back only touches the backrest when you relax.
The overall goal is to achieve a knee-hand distance that is as large as possible to get the patient in between.
