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XENTRA MEDICAL · DENTAL CENTER

Three-tier equipment planning for hospital dental centers

Choose a capability level by clinical scope, patient demand and team readiness. Each level sets out the services, major equipment and instrument sets needed for a workable dental service.

Capability levelsBasic clinic · Standard center · Comprehensive center
What each level coversClinical services · Major equipment · Instrument sets
Dental team reviewing a panoramic image beside a treatment unit
DENTAL CAPABILITY PATH

A staged path to broader dental capability

Start with examination and prevention, then expand into complete routine dentistry, microscope-assisted endodontics, outpatient surgery, complex implant care and digital planning.

01

Oral examination and prevention

Provide routine oral examinations, scaling, oral-hygiene guidance and initial management of common periodontal conditions.

02

Complete routine dental care

Cover scaling, restorative dentistry, root-canal treatment, basic periodontal care, extractions, and removable and fixed prosthodontics.

03

Microscope-assisted endodontics

Locate complex or calcified canals and undertake selected retreatment under magnification and coaxial illumination.

04

Outpatient dentoalveolar surgery

Perform difficult and impacted-tooth extractions, alveoloplasty and other common minor oral procedures.

05

Complex implant dentistry and bone augmentation

Support multiple implants, guided surgery, full-arch planning, sinus elevation and bone-augmentation procedures.

06

3D imaging and digital planning

Use CBCT, digital impressions and planning software for implant, orthodontic and complex-case assessment.

DESIGN PRINCIPLE

Planning principle

Choose a capability level by clinical scope, patient demand and team readiness. Each level sets out the services, major equipment and instrument sets needed for a workable dental service.

Hospital profile
Patient volume
Clinical team
Number of dental chairs
CONFIGURATION DETAIL

Dental equipment, instrument sets and clinical capability

Switch between the three levels to review the target institutions, clinical services, major equipment and supporting instrument sets.

CORE EQUIPMENT

Major equipment

No.Major equipmentPrimary functionClinical applications
01

Integrates the dental chair, clinician’s module, instrument tray, irrigation, operating light and assistant station as a platform for routine care.

Oral examination, scaling, restorative care, root canal treatment, extraction and prosthetic procedures.

02

Supplies clean, stable compressed air to dental turbines, three-way syringes and other pneumatic equipment.

Pneumatic dental procedures across the treatment units.

03

Removes saliva, irrigation fluid and aerosols promptly to improve visibility and support infection control.

Scaling, restorative and endodontic care, extractions and prosthetic procedures.

04

Uses ultrasonic vibration to remove calculus and plaque.

Supragingival scaling and essential periodontal care.

05

Polymerizes resin restorative materials, bonding agents and selected pit-and-fissure sealants.

Caries restoration, tooth reconstruction and bonding procedures.

06

Helps determine working length and improve precision during root canal treatment.

Essential root canal treatment of anterior and posterior teeth.

07

Drives rotary nickel-titanium instruments for standardized root canal preparation.

Routine canal preparation and essential retreatment procedures.

08

Produces images of individual teeth and adjacent alveolar bone for diagnosis and treatment follow-up.

Assessment of caries, pulpal and periapical disease, periodontal disease and teeth before extraction.

09

Provides a magnified view of local oral findings for documentation and clinician-patient communication.

Oral examination, before-and-after comparison and case documentation.

10

Provides validated steam sterilization for reusable dental instruments compatible with heat and pressure.

Sterilization and turnaround of reusable dental instruments.

11

Supports instrument pre-cleaning and packaging before sterilization as part of an essential reprocessing workflow.

Cleaning, packaging and preparation of clinical instruments for sterilization.

12

Cleans, lubricates and maintains high- and low-speed handpieces to support service life and reliable turnaround.

Routine maintenance and turnaround of dental handpieces.

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DENTAL CONFIGURATION

Dental-center requirements

Tell us about the current service, target capability level, planned procedures, chair capacity and existing dental imaging.

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AFRICA PARTNERSHIP

Local healthcare partnership

If you connect local healthcare resources with a defined need, are advancing a concrete medical project or want to explore long-term cooperation, tell us about it.

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