How a clinic can put together a restorative supplies order
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When a clinic restocks its restorative products, the most important thing is to start from what the team actually uses. An order drawn up from product names alone can mislead: the same category contains different models, sizes and packs. This short checklist will help you assemble a clear order list and obtain the right quotation sooner.
1. Write down the codes of the products you use
Look back over your recent orders and note the brand, the model number and the pack size. For example, the matrices collection holds several TOR models: their names, their numbers and the number of pieces per pack all differ. If you need to repeat a previous order, the product code is a more reliable starting point than a general description such as “matrices”.
2. Separate the categories
It helps to group the items you want: matrices, wooden dental wedges, polishing discs and dental burs. That makes it easier to see which everyday items you already have and which are missing. In each product category, check that the model listed matches your clinic's list.
3. Check what is in the pack
Before comparing quotations, note whether the price is given per piece, per pack or per kit. Check the quantity per pack and the product description. If information is missing, send us the product code: we can confirm the exact contents of a particular product before you place your order.
4. Agree who will approve the order
A clinic order list is worth annotating with a contact person, the items wanted and their quantities. We can then answer any questions about what is available in a single email. If you are ordering for several surgeries, agree the requirement with your team before sending the request.
How do I see Dentys prices?
Product categories and descriptions can be viewed publicly. Prices are shown to verified dental professionals. Request dentist access, giving your clinic, your work email address and your dentist licence number. Once we have checked the details, we will let you know by email. If you simply want to ask about a particular product, use the contact form.