There are many important considerations when creating a new treatment room.

The Cart
The versatility of ASI’s custom integrated cart system creates several key advantages for the endodontic specialist. The infinite positioning of the cart allows the clinician to maneuver their system within close reach during the procedure and then out of patient view after the procedure is complete. A monitor mount creates an intimate environment for both patient education and clinical use. The attractive stone work top provides ample space for a keyboard and mouse.

“The ASI Endodontic carts are a great convenience. This space saving design allows me to be organized and efficient with only one foot control and without all of the cords draped over my counters.” – Dr. Kelly Jones

Side Delivery
Side delivery has become the popular method of delivery in dynamic office designs with a strong focus on functionality and ergonomics. An ASI cart positioned at the
doctor’s dominant side requires the least amount of tasking movements during a procedure and works efficiently with microscope dentistry.

Foot Control Placement
An aspect of a new operatory design that is often overlooked during architectural planning is the placement of the foot control. The foot control tubing of an ASI system can be run underneath the floor through a conduit from the junction box to the patient dental chair. The end result creates easy access to the foot control without tubing running across the floor.

The Junction Box
Discussing the junction box is critical during the early planning stages of a new office to help assist the contractor with where to install compressed air, suction, electricity, and other connections. ASI’s unique in-wall junction box allow even computer connections such as video, USB, network and other IT connections throughout the new office to be easily organized along with standard utilities to keep all wiring safely and attractively hidden from view.

Actual office design courtesy of Dr. Kelly Jones, Loveland, Colorado.