Three-tier service contracts to meet your needs

Running a dental practice is hard at the best of times, especially when equipment breaks down. For a busy practice, a dental chair or other key pieces of equipment failing can be disastrous, causing costly downtime and cancelled appointments, which can lead to a loss of revenue and patient trust.

Sadly, no equipment can last forever, but with Henry Schein’s Equipment Servicing you can take steps to avoid breakdowns wherever possible.

Why choose Henry Schein?

• The team of engineers at Henry Schein are uniquely positioned to give your equipment an excellent quality service
• They are trained by the manufacturers themselves, instead of second or third parties. This means that our engineers are experts on the equipment and know all the manufacturer-recommended tips and tricks to keep your equipment running smoothly
• We always use original replacement parts. Because of this, you know that your equipment is getting the best service and care possible

Pick the right plan for you

• At Henry Schein we know that one size doesn’t fit all, so we offer three different equipment servicing options.
• To refine the servicing contract to your needs, you can choose between contracts based on a time period or number of cycles, which means that you can differentiate between high and low usage on certain types of equipment.
• By doing this we can help you keep on top of heavily used equipment, such as decontamination units that might require more than one service per year.

"A HUGE thank you to Louise Allen, Senior Service Contracts Manager at Henry Schein, for assisting us wholeheartedly, going above and beyond to help resolve our query and set up our service contracts. Nothing was too much trouble, we appreciate all the help and first class assistance that we still continue to receive today. Thank you so much for everything."

Dolly Dandridge - Practice & Operations Manager, Westwood Dental

Prevention is better than cure - for your equipment too

Remember: trying to save money by not having your equipment serviced is a gamble that can lead to higher costs down the road - and will inevitably happen at the worst possible time of the year!

A patient who regularly goes to the dentist, and does as the dentist tells them, is less likely to have a sudden, debilitating problem with their teeth. It is the same with your dental equipment.

If you keep your equipment regularly serviced, and follow the advice of the engineer, you are much more likely to keep your equipment working seamlessly for much longer. Your equipment and your patients will thank you.