Dental Handpiece Repair Training

During the training courses the following handpieces are used: NSK X95L; Kavo 25LPA; Sirona C200L Mini; W&H Adec WA99LT 3 Notch Cap New Model. Each course is brand-specific, meaning it will focus on a specific brand of handpieces. For example, if the course is focused on NSK handpieces, it will use a model that has a repair process that is representative of other NSK electric handpiece models. If you want to learn to repair a broad range of electric handpieces, we suggest taking all 4 of our electric handpiece repair courses. There are two types of internal motor designs in electric handpieces. Some electrics have internal motor designs like Kavo and NSK which are also similar to Star, Brasseler and other models, while others have similar designs as W&H and Sirona. By taking all 4 courses, you will have a well-rounded understanding of how to repair a variety of electric handpieces. Alternatively, if you're looking to focus on just two courses, we would suggest Course 2-Kavo and Course 4-W&H to show both internal motor designs. The Kavo course will cover the internal motor designs that are commonly found in Kavo and NSK handpieces, while the W&H course will cover the internal motor designs that are commonly found in W&H and Sirona handpieces. However, for the best learning experience, we suggest taking the courses in order from Course 1 to Course 4.

These are repair-focused training courses, meaning that they will cover advanced repairs. The courses are designed to provide detailed instruction on how to repair various types of electric handpieces. The courses will not cover basic maintenance such as lubrication or cleaning since these are already covered by the handpiece manufacturers. Instead, it focuses on repairing electric handpieces rather than handpiece maintenance.

The courses will cover the skills and knowledge needed to perform the repair of electric handpieces. Electrics have two internal motor designs, a bow style and a non bow style. We would suggest to take the NSK course 1 first followed by the Kavo course 2, then to take the Sirona course 3 followed by the W&H course 4. For the best learning experience, we suggest taking the courses in order from Course 1 to Course 4.

You are not required to purchase any specialized repair tools or equipment for the courses, however, repair tool sets are available for each course. These tool sets match the repair tools that are used in the training courses. They consist of two sets: the first tool set, Press and Test Equipment, includes needed items such as a press, press pins and various test equipment. This first tool set is needed for every course, and it only needs to be purchased once and can be used for all of the training courses. It includes specialty test equipment for electric handpiece repairs such as an RPM Tester, a Retention Strength Pull Tester, an Electric Test Control Unit and a Thermocoupler Test Unit. In addition, it also includes a Arbor Press, Universal Press Block and various Press Pins. The second tool set is brand-specific and includes the specialty repair tools used for the NSK, Kavo, Sirona, and W&H repair training courses. This second tool set is specific to each training course for the brand of handpiece you will be repairing. These two specialty electric dental handpiece repair tool sets would be very difficult to source individually.

Yes, the courses will cover both safety precautions and best practices for electric dental handpiece repair. The courses will cover guidelines and recommendations for how to safely handle and repair electric dental handpieces. This will include information on how to properly handle and use the tools and equipment used in the repair process, as well as safety precautions to take when conducting the repairs. The courses will also cover best practices for how to properly test and validate a handpiece after the repair. It will also provide suggestions for keeping equipment and work areas organized and clean. The courses are designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed to safely and effectively repair electric dental handpieces and to ensure that students are aware of the proper electric handpiece repair techniques.

These courses provided on this website are focused on electric handpiece repairs only. They are designed for dental offices to repair their dental handpieces in-office. However, air-driven handpiece repair courses are coming soon. If you have a specific need for air-driven handpiece repair training please, email us at [email protected] for more information. We also have air and electric sales and repair training courses available at orionrepair.com. These courses are designed for someone who is looking to open a dental sales and repair center that specializes in handpiece repair. These full turnkey training packages include 3 years of free telephone support, 3 years of free retraining support and 10 years of free email support. Our most commonly sold training package at Orion Dental Sales, Training & Repair, www.orionrepair.com, is the Platinum Training Package that includes electric and air driven handpiece sales and repair followed by the Gold Training Package which is air driven handpiece sales and repair only. Theses training pacakges, the Platinum and Gold Training Package, are an excellent option for someone who is looking to build a business in dental handpiece repair and sales. The training courses at orionrepair.com are availabe both in person and zoom virtual style.

These courses are designed to be used by someone who wants to repair the brand and type of handpiece that is covered by the specific course. Therefore, the course will include both theoretical and hands-on components. The course will provide detailed instructions on how to repair the specific brand and type of handpiece, including videos, diagrams, and step-by-step instructions. However, to get the most out of the course and to be able to apply the knowledge to real-world scenarios, we would recommend following through the course once or twice without a handpiece, so you can get familiar with the concepts, procedures and terminology. After that, we recommend completing the course again using a handpiece to follow through the repair steps and practice the skills you have learned. This way you can apply the knowledge to a real handpiece and will be able to troubleshoot and repair the handpiece with more confidence.

Yes, the courses will cover how to order repair parts for handpiece repairs. Repair parts are a crucial component of handpiece repairs, and the courses will provide information on how to order parts, what types of parts are available, and will offer quantity discounts. The courses will also provide information on how to repair the handpiece with the parts that you have ordered. Repair parts for each course are available as an optional purchase with the training courses or after the training course purchase. This means that you can purchase the repair parts along with the course, so you have everything you need to start repairing handpieces right away. Alternatively, you can purchase the repair parts after the training course whenever they are needed in the future.

Yes, we have both in-person and Zoom virtual style training courses available at orionrepair.com. Our in-person electric repair training course includes all 4 of the online courses offered here with 3 days of private training, one-on-one with an instructor. The course also includes a full repair tool set, parts set, and our 3, 3, 10-year support package which includes 3 years of free telephone support, 3 years of free retraining support, and 10 years of free email support. This in-person training course provides an opportunity to work hands-on with the equipment and receive direct feedback and guidance from an experienced instructor. It is an excellent option for those who prefer an in-person learning experience and want to take their skills to the next level. Additionally, we also have Zoom virtual style training courses available for those who prefer the convenience of online learning but still want the added benefit of working with an instructor in real-time. The course costs $19,500, which includes a $5,000 electric repair tool and test inventory set, as well as a $3,000 electric repair parts inventory. This course is designed for those who want to take their handpiece repair skills to the next level and want to have the opportunity to work on a wide range of electric handpieces in a hands-on setting. With the added benefit of a comprehensive tool and parts set, you will have everything you need to start repairing handpieces as soon as you complete the course.