Why Do I Need a Tune-up:

You paid a lot for your Dental Laser and it was a big investment. Not only the money but your time, your client’s time, and your reputation. However, no different than with an expensive car, preventative maintenance must be performed to provide optimum performance. A dental laser is a precision machine that with regular tune-ups, can continue running smoothly and protect you against potential breakdowns and costly repairs in the future.

What’s included:

1. Flush of internal coolant
2. Install new filters
3. Clean optics
4. Inspect trunk fiber
5. Inspect handpieces
6. Laser output reset to factory specifications
7. Dated service report on the condition of unit

All are performed conveniently in your office by a factory-trained technician.