Out of sight and out of mind, is often the case when it comes to dental plant room equipment — until something goes wrong. To mitigate that risk, consider the six P.L.A.N.T and +S SERVICE key principles when selecting, installing, and maintaining equipment to pursue 100% reliability.
The six key steps to consider are P.L.A.N.T and +S SERVICE (AFTER CARE).
- P – PERFORMANCE
- L – LAYOUT
- A – AIRFLOW
- N – NOISE
- T – TEMPERATURE
- +S - SERVICE (AFTER CARE)
T for TEMPERATURE
When designing the plant room for a new surgery, it is important to consider the optimal working environment your dental compressor and dental suction unit need to maximise their operating efficiency.
As all plant room equipment generates some level of heat, your investment could face temperature-related risks, which can include increased physical wear due to thermal expansion. The best way to address these risks is to plan for a method of temperature management as well as appropriate ventilation.
