Qudent Dental Equipment

  Dentistry doesn’t stand still. Each year brings new technology that quietly changes the way you work — from simple cosmetic upgrades to the tools you rely on for surgery and everyday care. Some improvements are small but powerful, like a tooth whitening kit patients actually enjoy using. Others help your team behind the scenes, such as dependable dental and surgical instruments or a reliable h and w bath to keep everything clean and safe. This isn’t a sales pitch — just a practical look at equipment that makes daily dentistry smoother, safer, and a bit more rewarding. Tooth Whitening Kit — Simple Cosmetic Win for Patients Whitening stays one of the most requested services. But not every tooth whitening kit works well. Some are harsh, some don’t show results, and some confuse patients with tricky instructions. The Qudent Teeth Whitening Kit keeps things straightforward. It’s peroxide-free (a plus for patients with sensitive teeth) and uses a PAP+ formula with an LED light to ...

  When people think of the dentist, they usually imagine bright lights, buzzing drills, or those flashy gadgets that look like they belong in a sci-fi movie. But honestly, what really keeps a dental clinic running smooth isn’t all that shiny stuff — it’s the simple, trusty tools and routines that make sure everything’s safe and efficient. And there’s three things you just really can’t do without: endodontics , dental autoclaves , and the rubber dam dental . They might not be the stars of the show, but trust me, if you take any one of these away, the whole day in the clinic would pretty quickly turn into a mess. Endodontics: Saving Teeth From the Inside First things first — endodontics. Say “root canal” and most folks cringe or get nervous. Totally normal. But honestly, endodontics is just about saving your natural teeth when the inside part — the pulp — gets infected or damaged. Inside each tooth, there’s a tiny space full of nerves and blood vessels. When that gets infected, it h...

If you ask a patient what they notice most when they sit down in a dental chair, they’ll probably say the overhead light, or maybe the sound of the drill that makes them grip the armrest tighter. But if you ask a dentist what keeps the day ticking along, it’s not the light or the chair – it’s the equipment we actually use on nearly every single patient. Today, let’s talk about three of those: the Acteon intoral camera ,the PT B , and the Acteon C20 . They don’t grab headlines or glossy adverts, but without them, a dental practise wouldn’t run smoothly. Acteon Intoral Camera – seeing what the eye can’t The Acteon intoral camera (yes, most people spell it “intraoral” but you’ll see “intoral” written often enough in catalogues and forums) is one of those tools that changes how patients understand their treatment. It looks simple – just a slim handpiece with a lens and lights – but what it shows on the screen is a whole new view. Small cracks, early cavities, plaque build-up in a...

Dentistry has changed a lot over the past decade. Patients expect more than a filling or a polish; they want to understand what’s happening and feel reassured throughout their visit. Showing people what is going on inside their mouths builds trust in a way that words alone often cannot. That’s why intraoral cameras have become such an essential part of a modern dental surgery. Two names keep coming up in conversations with dentists across the UK — the Acteon C20 intraoral camera and the Acteon C50 dental camera . Both are trusted, both deliver Full HD images, but they are not quite the same. In this article we’ll look at the Acteon C20 Full HD camera , compare it with the C50, and ask the key question: which of these fits best with the way you practise ? The Acteon C20 – Simple and Reliable The Acteon C20 has been designed to make daily dentistry easier, not more complicated. It gives a sharp Full HD image, making it simple to spot early decay, cracks, plaque and other issues. The ha...