Support the relationship between patient and operator.
Catalogue configurations consider seat and backrest profile, headrest articulation, arm support and clinician access.
- Patient support
- Operator access
- Configuration-specific ergonomics
Design & technology
Explore catalogue-backed ergonomic and operatory considerations alongside OSINOVA's clearly labelled future design vision.
A dental chair operates within a wider clinical environment. OSINOVA considers chair, delivery system, operating light, controls, spittoon and operator seating as connected parts of that environment.
Future concepts—bio-disinfectant design, diagnostic integration and patient-vitals or PMS connectivity—are identified as development directions, not current product features.
Design and development
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Catalogue configurations consider seat and backrest profile, headrest articulation, arm support and clinician access.
Clinical ergonomics
Chair selection affects patient support, operator access, assistant reach and the location of delivery, suction and lighting. Ergonomic evaluation should consider the entire treatment sequence rather than the seat in isolation.
Control and movement systems
The current catalogue progresses from published core configurations to programmable and fully electric systems.
LINEA and VERO / CROWN publish sensor control for the operating light; detailed chair-control architecture is not stated.
OSCORP / V100 uses feather-touch control with two memory positions, two presets, return-to-zero and gargle functions.
FORTIS / V100 PLUS adds a full-touch delivery interface and three preset programs within the solid-frame platform.
PRIMUS / SAIRO uses a feather-touch chair-control panel, two fixed programs and automatic return-to-zero.
The chair establishes patient position. The delivery arrangement determines how instruments enter the working zone. The operating light must remain adjustable around the treatment area, while spittoon and suction placement influence patient and assistant movement.
Model comparison should therefore include the room plan, the clinical team's preferred positions, expected procedure mix and the supporting equipment that will share the space.
Compare current configurations →Product-specific information
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Catalogue-supported details are listed for each model.
Catalogue-supported details are listed for each model.
Catalogue-supported details are listed for each model.
Unpublished values remain marked for confirmation.
Technology in context
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