Does it have enought power to use dental handpieces?
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Hey Robert, The quick answer is yes. We have a small satellite office with three ops that it runs perfectly. It is markedly quieter than what we had there before, which was a small (though very old) midmark unit , . We are very happy.
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It has the most power of any screwdriver I've used by a long shot but not as much as a cordless drill. That being said if your projects include driving screws into harder materials without drilled pilot holes you will consume battery quickly and probably not be happy (I.e. screwing into 2x4s w/o pilot holes the majority of time).
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Yes, it could. Dentures also. Probably would eventually wear off with lots of brushings. It's pretty strong.
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First try them as they are. My guess is they will work just fine. Then, very carefully sharpen the edges of some of the tools (I did) and I wouldn't be surprised if you could do your own dentistry work. I have used them for finishing plaster of Paris castings, soap carving, and a number of other materials and I've had not problems at all. They were a good investment.
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Yes. It has a little peg you put the tooth brush heads on. You have 2 pegs that could be used at the same time.
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It is the mildest electric toothbrush that I have personally used. Maybe you could ask your dental hygienist for their recommendations too.
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Yes, they can and it's very easy. Only take 1 AA battery. This flosser is a gem.
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Hi Julianne - I purchased such one about a year ago. Works perfectly and gives a treatment can't be achieved with toothbrush. I'm very satisfied. I use it on a 220V out of the US (works also on 110V, in the US). Best, Yuval (yuvalinbox@gmail.com )
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Yes. There are two ways to do it, either by the jaws or the contacts on the side. Just make sure you open the jaws if using the contact points on the side.
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Yes it is a safe bet this unit is going to need power to do it's magic. So if you can shoot 12V dc out of your fingertips, you're all set. If not, the adapter will the way to go.
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Depends how big a mouth you have ;-) Has good power output, so as long as you have speakers that can handle it...
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Yes they can. It's also a great toothbrush (though I admittedly don't have that much to compare it too as it's my first electronic toothbrush) Philips Sonicare Hx3012/64 Powerup Brush Head, Regular, 2 Count
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I guess anything is possible when you least expect it. But, if you made a tooth that fits well, I would have confidence in it. No worries!
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am not in USA so no idea, but I wouldn't pay money for this unit. I've had less painful (and cheaper) dental visits.
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Yes they can! Philips Sonicare Hx3012/64 Powerup Brush Head, Regular, 2 Count
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Depends on what you are connecting with them. My iphone in Italy worked, my curling iron worked because it was dual voltage, but my Oral B toothbrush required a converter for the voltage. You need to read the voltage requirements on your device.
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Yes, you can!This is my second one, bought a sonic toothbrush for $110.00, was highly recommendedby a dental hygienist,I thought she would be the one to ask.I expected my teeth to feel like they had just been professionally cleaned.I returned it the next day, don't know why people swear by it...The Oral B toothbrush does a much better job!!!