A system is disclosed for processing a plurality of customized dental restorations from individual millable material blocks in an automated process. The system comprises processing units that may comprise one or more of a milling center comprising one or more milling units, a plurality of material blocks a separating unit, a scrap disposal unit, a heating unit and a cooling unit. A carrier for holding a plurality of individual workpieces in spaced arrangement is also disclosed for use in the system.

The present invention provides a dental unit chair, including: a base unit; a seat unit that is installed on the base unit and configured to support a patient; a doctor table that is connected to the base unit and has a handpiece mounted thereon; an arm unit that is connected to the base unit so as to be positioned on an opposite side of the doctor table with respect to the seat unit; and a suction unit that includes a deformable suction line having a fixed end connected to the arm unit while communicating with a suction pump and a movable end movable with respect to the fixed end, the deformable suction line being configured to maintain a deformed shape according to the movement of the movable end and formed to cause a foreign object sucked from the patient to flow in a direction toward the suction pump while sequentially passing through the movable end and the fixed end.

The present invention provides a dental unit chair, including: a base unit; a seat unit that is installed on the base unit and configured to support a patient; a doctor table that is connected to the base unit and has a handpiece mounted thereon; an arm unit that is connected to the base unit so as to be positioned on an opposite side of the doctor table with respect to the seat unit; and a suction unit that includes a deformable suction line having a fixed end connected to the arm unit while communicating with a suction pump and a movable end movable with respect to the fixed end, the deformable suction line being configured to maintain a deformed shape according to the movement of the movable end and formed to cause a foreign object sucked from the patient to flow in a direction toward the suction pump while sequentially passing through the movable end and the fixed end.

An attachment apparatus is provided allowing a tool of a non-standard size to be incorporated into an existing system, such as a dental system, with standard-sized tools. In one implementation, the attachment apparatus includes a holder, adapter body and clamp to secure a scanner or other tool to an arm of the system. The apparatus may cover one tool slot of the arm while other tool slots remain available for standard-sized tools. In another implementation, the attachment apparatus can be attached to a console that may hold standard-sized tools. The attachment apparatus includes a channel for a cord of an additional tool to securely hold the cord and route it to electronic components within the console. The cord may carry power to and data to/from the tool.

An attachment apparatus is provided allowing a tool of a non-standard size to be incorporated into an existing system, such as a dental system, with standard-sized tools. In one implementation, the attachment apparatus includes a holder, adapter body and clamp to secure a scanner or other tool to an arm of the system. The apparatus may cover one tool slot of the arm while other tool slots remain available for standard-sized tools. In another implementation, the attachment apparatus can be attached to a console that may hold standard-sized tools. The attachment apparatus includes a channel for a cord of an additional tool to securely hold the cord and route it to electronic components within the console. The cord may carry power to and data to/from the tool.

Disclosed is a holding device for dental medical devices, the holding device including a headrest installed on a headrest support of a dental chair, and a medical device holder connected to the headrest and configured to hold dental medical devices used during dental treatment.

Disclosed is a holding device for dental medical devices, the holding device including a headrest installed on a headrest support of a dental chair, and a medical device holder connected to the headrest and configured to hold dental medical devices used during dental treatment.

Dental treatment unit including: at least one removable handle; a removable instrument tray for depositing instruments, the instrument tray has one or more claws; a first locking mechanism for locking/unlocking the handle, in the unlocked state, the handle is removable from the dentist element; a second locking mechanism for locking/unlocking the instrument tray, in the unlocked state, the instrument tray including the claws is removable from the dentist element; a dentist element which includes a movable actuating element which can actuate the first locking mechanism to unlock the handle, and the same movable actuating element can individually actuate the second unlocking mechanism to unlock the instrument tray.

Dental treatment unit including: at least one removable handle; a removable instrument tray for depositing instruments, the instrument tray has one or more claws; a first locking mechanism for locking/unlocking the handle, in the unlocked state, the handle is removable from the dentist element; a second locking mechanism for locking/unlocking the instrument tray, in the unlocked state, the instrument tray including the claws is removable from the dentist element; a dentist element which includes a movable actuating element which can actuate the first locking mechanism to unlock the handle, and the same movable actuating element can individually actuate the second unlocking mechanism to unlock the instrument tray.

A system and method according to which dental care is provided to a young child or infant using a baby dental chair, a floss dispenser, and/or a dental care apparatus. The baby dental chair is specifically designed for the needs of a young child or an infant during a dental examination. The baby dental chair includes a tower base, a seat, and a plurality of wheels. At least one wheel of the plurality of wheels has two configurations: a wheel locked configuration to prevent the baby dental chair from moving and a wheel released configuration to enable the baby dental chair to move. The baby dental chair provides a safe and secure place to examine the teeth of young children or infants during a dental examination.