SAVE 40%+ ON DENTAL SUPPLIES!

Patent-pending Dentistry Software Does All the Work for You!

Why order what your practice needs manually when technology can do it for you? You will never need to comparison shop for what your office needs again.

Simply input your shopping list once and we’ll do the rest. Never miss a special offer again! Our team can focus on getting you the best price on each item every time.

• Automatically orders all of the supplies you need
• Average savings of 40% or more
• Get similar costs as bigger DSOs
• Order directly from the manufacturer
• No more grey market dental products
• What you order is quality assured by the manufacturers
• Order what you need automatically – no more waiting

Why risk overpaying? Access everything your practice needs at the same prices as big dental service organizations!

Make your staff’s lives easier – they deserve it. They can count your inventory and leave the order management to us.

Our Mission: Saving You Time and Money

Let us advise you on every aspect of ordering and subscription options. With our assistance, you can explore new tested products and cut your costs even more.

Connect with our experts and use our technology to buy necessary equipment and anything else needed in dentistry all in one order.

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Experience the convenience of freeing your team from checking for the best prices.

Each time you order, our support compares prices on over 450k products from 400 suppliers to find the lowest price.

Not only that, we also identify alternative brands for even greater savings. We will only recommend products that:

• Have the American Dental Association (ADA) Seal of Acceptance
• Are tested and recommended by Clinical Research Associates (CRA®)

When we find an equivalent trusted product to the one you ordered, we’ll give you the option to order the brand you typically use or the new alternative that can be significantly less costly. Simple!

How Dental Products are Tested to Ensure Satisfaction

There are two primary organizations known for testing dental products:

American Dental Association (ADA)

The ADA has a Seal of Acceptance program where manufacturers voluntarily submit dental products for testing and evaluation in order to receive the ADA Seal.

The ADA evaluates products for safety and efficacy through clinical and laboratory studies and its Council on Scientific Affairs.

The ADA Seal is considered a gold standard in dental product evaluation and is widely recognized in the dental industry.

Clinical Research Associates (CRA®)

CRA is a research foundation that tests dental products both in laboratory settings and clinical field trials conducted by volunteer clinical evaluators.

Unlike the ADA, CRA does test disinfectants for efficacy among other dental products.

Government Regulatory Testing and Approvals

In addition to the ADA and CRA, these government agencies do regulatory testing and approval of disinfectants and chemical sterilants:

• U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
• Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
• U.S. Air Force Dental Evaluation and Consultation Service (DECS)

These also do clinical and lab testing of dental materials and equipment. However, the ADA and CRA are the two main organizations recognized specifically for dental product testing and evaluation.

How Our Ordering Technology Works

Open an account with us and we check prices online for every supplier for you. While most order from either Henry Schein or Patterson Dental, there are hundreds of competitors. Schein and Patterson are the two dominant companies that control a large portion of the U.S. dental equipment and supplies distribution market.

But why pay top dollar if you can buy exactly the same items from another company? With our technology, we can place orders from as many companies as needed using your client licensing. Once you enter your shopping list, we handle everything including preventing backorders. Your staff can focus on inventory management and leave the rest to us!

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Treatment Planning

Treatment planning in a dental practice directly influences the ordering of dental supplies by determining what materials and products are needed based on scheduled procedures. When a treatment plan is established for patients, it forecasts the types and quantities of materials required, allowing the practice to order precisely according to upcoming cases.

This helps avoid over-ordering or running out of essential materials, supporting efficient inventory control. Specifically, treatment planning impacts supply ordering in these ways:

• Identification of required materials tied to specific treatments, such as restorative
  materials, impression materials, anesthetics, and disposables.
• Forecasting quantities based on the number and type of planned procedures, enabling more
  accurate ordering frequency and volume.
• Aligning supply orders with the expected patient volume and types of dental services being
  delivered.
• Reducing waste and excess inventory by ordering only what is needed for scheduled treatments.
• Enabling coordination with suppliers for timely delivery to match the treatment schedule.

In summary, treatment planning guides the procurement process in dental practices by providing insight into what is needed. When your office manager or staff hygienists consider the treatment planning of your patients, they enhance cost control.

They have enough to do when they optimize inventory management, and ensuring materials are on hand when needed for patient care. So why not remove the burden of managing the orders and preventing back-orders by using our services?

Tools and Consumables Used with Clear Aligners

The key resources needed for clear aligner treatment typically include:

• Aligner trays made from clear thermoplastic materials designed to fit the patient’s teeth.
• Cleaning crystals, tablets, or solutions to keep aligners clear and free of bacteria.
• Travel toothbrushes and fluoride toothpaste for cleaning teeth after meals, before reinserting aligners.
• Dental floss or interdental brushes for cleaning between teeth to avoid food buildup.
• Orthodontic chewies (small soft cylinders) to help seat the aligners snugly on teeth.
• Lip balm and orthodontic wax to manage irritation or dryness caused by aligners.
• Aligner cases for hygienic storage when aligners are removed.
• Specialized orthodontic pliers for making precise adjustments to the aligners in clinical settings (e.g., point-punch pliers, circle pliers).

These support both patient daily care of the clear aligners and clinical management of the aligner treatment in the dental office. Cleanliness and proper fit are essential parts of successful clear aligner therapy.

In summary, a dental practice needs aligner trays, cleaning and storage accessories, oral hygiene tools, and some specialized instruments for fitting or modifying clear aligners.