How long does a complete dental unit installation take?

Plan on 7-10 working days from delivery to clinical handover. Site prep takes one to two days, mechanical install two to three, plumbing and electrical another two to three, and final commissioning one day. Multi-operatory clinics overlap stages to compress the schedule.

Which dental unit brands do you install?

Anthos, Sirona, KaVo, Castellini, A-dec, Planmeca, and most other major brands sold in the region. Our technicians hold current brand certifications for the units we install, and we follow the manufacturer service manual rather than a generic install procedure.

What warranty coverage is included?

Workmanship is covered for 12 months from the commissioning date. The manufacturer warranty on the unit itself runs separately and is not affected by our work. Annual maintenance contracts are available and recommended after year one.

Will my practice experience operational downtime?

Yes — the operatory being installed is offline for the 7-10 days. For multi-operatory clinics we stage work so at least one chair stays available. We also schedule install around weekends and clinic closures when the timing works.

Dental Unit Installation

Professional Dental Unit
Installation & Integration

Full installation of dental treatment units: water and compressed-air drops, suction tie-in, drainage, electrical, foot-control wiring, and final calibration. We install Anthos, Sirona, KaVo, and Castellini units to the manufacturer service manual.

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What We Offer

Dental Unit Installation
Capabilities

Plumbing, electrical, suction, and calibration work performed in the order the unit needs and signed off against the manufacturer checklist.

Professional Installation

Mechanical assembly, anchor-bolt mounting, and chair positioning done by technicians with brand-specific training. We set the chair height range, armrest swing, and operator side before plumbing goes in, so the operatory fits how your team actually works.

System Connections

Water supply tied to a dedicated isolation valve, compressed air pressure-tested at 5.5 to 7 bar, suction connected with proper fall toward the amalgam separator, and a dedicated electrical circuit landed in the unit junction box. Every joint is pressure-checked before the cabinet closes.

Precision Calibration

Spray water flow set on each handpiece line, turbine drive pressure adjusted to spec, foot-control responsiveness tuned, and chair travel limits programmed. We log the values in the service book so the next technician knows where things were left.

Quality Testing

Safety interlocks, foot control, operating light, scaler, and each instrument tubing tested under load. We hand over a signed commissioning sheet, run a one-hour walkthrough with the clinical team, and leave the manufacturer documentation on site.

Our Process

Step-by-Step
Service Process

How a unit installation runs from site visit to handover.

Site Assessment

Verify utility rough-ins, floor anchor points, and clearances against the unit drawings.

1-2 days

Equipment Delivery

Crate inspection, room placement, and protection of finished surfaces during the move-in.

1 day

Unit Installation

Chair base anchoring, delivery system mounting, and assistant arm assembly per the service manual.

2-3 days

System Integration

Water, compressed air, suction, drainage, and electrical connected and pressure-tested.

2-3 days

Final Testing

Commissioning checklist, calibration, and clinical staff walkthrough.

1 day

Questions Answered

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about our dental unit installation services.

Plan on 7-10 working days from delivery to clinical handover. Site prep takes one to two days, mechanical install two to three, plumbing and electrical another two to three, and final commissioning one day. Multi-operatory clinics overlap stages to compress the schedule.
Anthos, Sirona, KaVo, Castellini, A-dec, Planmeca, and most other major brands sold in the region. Our technicians hold current brand certifications for the units we install, and we follow the manufacturer service manual rather than a generic install procedure.
Workmanship is covered for 12 months from the commissioning date. The manufacturer warranty on the unit itself runs separately and is not affected by our work. Annual maintenance contracts are available and recommended after year one.
Yes — the operatory being installed is offline for the 7-10 days. For multi-operatory clinics we stage work so at least one chair stays available. We also schedule install around weekends and clinic closures when the timing works.

Our Process

Step-by-Step
Service Process

How a unit installation runs from site visit to handover.

Site Assessment

Verify utility rough-ins, floor anchor points, and clearances against the unit drawings.

1-2 days

Equipment Delivery

Crate inspection, room placement, and protection of finished surfaces during the move-in.

1 day

Unit Installation

Chair base anchoring, delivery system mounting, and assistant arm assembly per the service manual.

2-3 days

System Integration

Water, compressed air, suction, drainage, and electrical connected and pressure-tested.

2-3 days

Final Testing

Commissioning checklist, calibration, and clinical staff walkthrough.

1 day

Questions Answered

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about our dental unit installation services.

Plan on 7-10 working days from delivery to clinical handover. Site prep takes one to two days, mechanical install two to three, plumbing and electrical another two to three, and final commissioning one day. Multi-operatory clinics overlap stages to compress the schedule.
Anthos, Sirona, KaVo, Castellini, A-dec, Planmeca, and most other major brands sold in the region. Our technicians hold current brand certifications for the units we install, and we follow the manufacturer service manual rather than a generic install procedure.
Workmanship is covered for 12 months from the commissioning date. The manufacturer warranty on the unit itself runs separately and is not affected by our work. Annual maintenance contracts are available and recommended after year one.
Yes — the operatory being installed is offline for the 7-10 days. For multi-operatory clinics we stage work so at least one chair stays available. We also schedule install around weekends and clinic closures when the timing works.

Professional Dental Unit
Installation & Integration