Looking For An Amalgam Separator Replacement?

Are you considering replacing your amalgam separator? Amalgam separators are an essential part of any dental practice, as they help to capture and remove toxic particles from wastewater before it is discharged into the environment. While these devices are designed to last for many years, eventually they need to be replaced. When that time comes,…

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Choosing the Correct Amalgam Scrap Bucket

Why Is Choosing The Correct Amalgam Scrap Bucket Important

Why is Choosing the Correct Amalgam Scrap Bucket Important? Choosing the right size amalgam scrap bucket for your dental practice is an important decision. Choosing an amalgam scrap bucket that is too small can be inconvenient which is why most dental practices choose larger buckets. Not only does a larger-size amalgam scrap bucket save time…

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What Is The Best Amalgam Separator For Your Dental Practice

In order to decide which amalgam separator is best for your dental practice it is important to be well-informed. Choosing an amalgam separator without taking all the factors into consideration can be a costly choice. This blog will go through all the must-knows for purchasing the right amalgam separator for your dental clinic. Different Types…

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Is Your Amalgam Separator Filling Up Too Fast?

Rebec Guarantees One Collector Change Per Year! Many amalgam separators fill up so fast that they need to be changed every couple of months, but Rebec guarantees one filter change per year. If for any reason you need more than one, it’s free as long as you have the appropriate Rebec model for your practice.…

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What’s the Cheapest Amalgam Separator?

Good news! The ADA’s Division of Science has done all the homework for you. I’ll tell you which one they chose in just a moment, but first here are the two things you need to know as you compare amalgam separators. There are two key factors in the “cost” of an amalgam separator: #1 Purchase…

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What Are The Dangers Of Mercury?

Mercury is one of the most toxic elements to our bodies and the environment.  Improper disposal of dental amalgam contributes to the mercury levels of our food , water and air supply affecting humans, animals , and plant life alike. Some of the dangers of mercury are as follows: peripheral neuropathy (presenting as paresthesia or…

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Why Do I need An Amalgam Separator?

The Environmental Impact of Dental Amalgam Dentists working with amalgam fillings in any capacity are the number one contributor of mercury to Publically Owned Treatment Works facilities which can ultimately contaminate the water supply. A growing number of cities and counties across the United States have already mandated that all dentists have an amalgam separator…

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