Routine dental work is where the D-Pro earns its keep. A typical case under general anaesthesia moves from cleaning to polishing, and the unit carries each stage: the three-way syringe washes and disinfects, the suction handpiece clears fluid, and the low-speed handpiece polishes. Its polishing heads are disposable, so each animal starts with a fresh one from the set of ten. For ultrasonic scaling, the optional scaler set adds one with six tips.
Cutting work needs the high-speed handpiece. Running at 380,000 to 450,000 rpm with its own LED, it takes the tapered fissure and spherical burs supplied in the set, and the light falls where the bur is working. The magnetic holder keeps those burs at hand between steps. Because the syringe, suction, and both handpieces share one cart, the person working stays at the mouth with every instrument within reach.
Practices that run dental lists all day rely on the air system. The 20-litre tank holds a steady pressure across several procedures, the oil-free compressor needs no oiling, and the tank drains its own water, so the unit is ready again between cases without someone emptying it by hand.
Because the whole unit weighs 46 kg and rolls on castors, it moves between a dental room, the theatre and a treatment area. A team working in more than one room can take it wherever the animal is.
Veterinary surgeons and veterinary nurses use it day to day, and the lighter 360° handpiece design is intended to reduce fatigue during long sessions. The compressor stays at or below 65 dB while it runs.