MG Care Dental Treatment Chairs Series
What is a Dental Treatment Chair?
A dental treatment chair is the central working platform in any dental clinic. It provides a comfortable and adjustable position for the patient while giving dentists and assistants optimal access to the oral cavity. Modern dental chairs integrate lighting, instrument trays, suction systems, and control units into a single ergonomic setup to make treatment efficient and safe.
Main Functions and Uses
Patient Comfort & Positioning
Adjustable backrest, headrest, and armrests allow the dentist to position the patient precisely for different treatments such as examinations, fillings, extractions, or implant surgeries.
Integrated Dental Equipment
Most chairs combine water supply, suction, handpiece connections, curing lights, and control panels in one system.
Improved Workflow
Multi-position controls and four-handed operation trays enable dentists and assistants to work together efficiently, reducing treatment time.
Key Components and Their Roles
🔵 The Chair Unit
Structure：
A stable frame with adjustable sections for seat, back, and headrest.
Function：
Supports the patient, adjusts to various treatment positions (supine, semi-reclined, upright).
Material Requirements：
Durable, easy-to-clean surfaces like PU leather or fiber leather; medical-grade piping for water and air systems.
🔵 Dental Operating Light
Purpose：
Provides bright, shadow-free illumination of the patient’s mouth.
Light Modes：
White light for general treatment, yellow light for curing, mixed light for flexible applications.
Technical Requirements：
Commonly 4–12 LED bulbs, illuminance from 8,000 to 50,000 lux, adjustable color temperature to reduce eye fatigue.
🔵 Instrument Tray
Location：
Positioned near the dentist for quick access to handpieces and tools.
Features：
May include touch or manual controls, individual valves for each tube, integrated curing light, and space for essential instruments.
🔵 Assistant’s Tray
Purpose：
Allows the dental assistant to manage suction, water spray, and instrument passing.
Common Features：
Strong/weak suction, three-way syringes, extra tool space.
🔵 Control System
Types：
Foot pedal, joystick, or button panel; may include touchless sensor technology for hygiene.
Functions：
Adjust chair position, activate water, control lights, and manage handpieces.
