Workshop – Mr. Jeff Roy & Mr. Ian Doyle – Henry Schein

Dental Equipment Maintenance & Repair: A Hands-On Workshop for the Dental Team

Session #1 – Friday October 21, 2022 – 8:30am to 11:15am
Session #2 – Friday, October 21, 2022 – 1:30pm to 4:15pm  [Repeat of the morning session] 

Open To All Dental Professionals – Must Pre-Register – No Auditing Permitted

Fee per session:  $99 early to onsite registration | $149 regular | $199 onsite

Outline:

Is your practice’s efficiency & productivity affected due to equipment malfunctions and breakdowns? Would you like to reduce repair costs and improve your skills in basic equipment assessment, maintenance and repair? Prolong the life of our equipment with these simple maintenance tips & techniques.  Demonstrations on the following:

• Adec or Pelton chair
• M11 sterlizer
• Statim sterilizer
• cavitron
• how to change turbines on a few NSK high speed hand pieces

With the knowledge and hands-on experience gained in this continuing dental education course, you will be able to:

Learning Objectives

1. Identify and address basic maintenance requirements for both large and small equipment
2. Describe some of the most common problems associated with specific pieces of equipment
3. Define the equipment maintenance requirements for your dental office
4. Identify the cleaning and disinfection solutions recommended for use on your dental equipment
5. Hands-on training on common large and small equipment

CDHBC QAP Competency – A1

Generously co-sponsored by:

Biographies 

Mr. Jeff Roy, Service Manager, Vancouver.  Jeff has worked in the dental industry for the past 5 years with Henry Schein. He has experience as a field service technician for 14 years in automated equipment and CNC equipment repair industries, and as a Sales/Service manager for 3 years at a CNC equipment manufacturer.

Mr. Ian Doyle has more than 33 years experience in the dental industry, transitioning from a dental equipment technician to service manager.  He started and led the first installation team of technicians in Canada who were responsible for all equipment installations in Southern Alberta.  Currently, he develops and coaches 17 service technicians in the performance of service and maintenance of dental equipment and to provide outstanding customer service.