Equipment Surgical confidence with NSK
Compact power with custom settings are yours with the NSK Surgic Pro
The NSK Surgic Pro is a compact, stylish and fully integrated system incorporating the unique NSK Advanced Handpiece Calibration (AHC) and is available in three options: Surgic Pro LED optic; Surgic Pro non-optic; or Surgic Pro+ with LED, which features a USB data storage system to record operational settings for future reference.
AHC guarantees accurate speed and torque control, consistent with the real-time performance exhibited on the LCD. Its wide range of speed and torque settings allows clinicians to use Surgic Pro with any brand of implant system.
The NSK VarioSurg3 maintains the lightweight and slim handpiece design of its predecessor, but has 50 per cent more power than the previous model. The feedback and auto-tuning functions are combined with a wide range of tips to ensure faster, more precise treatments. Intuitive controls and a large, clear backlit LCD screen makes VarioSurg3 easy to operate while its Feedback Function constantly monitors the performance parameters of the ultrasonic unit during operation and simultaneously controls the power output, to optimise the level of power depending on the procedure. NSK’s Link technology also enables clinicians to operate both VarioSurg3 and Surgic Pro via a single foot control. “The customisation facility of NSK’s motors is impressive and we use the presets all the time,” said Philip Friel, of Philip Friel Advanced Dentistry, Glasgow. “We’ve got three dentists placing implants in the clinic and we have eight or nine presets loaded in to the system to cover personal preference, together with recommended implant system-specific settings.” For more information on these products or for a 10-day, no obligation ‘try before you buy’, contact NSK on 0800 634 1909, visit
www.nsk-uk.com or your preferred dental supplier. Alternatively, contact Angela Glasgow, Territory Manager NSK Scotland, on 07525 911 006.
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