A specialty practice should invest in reusable instruments when seeking the best long-term value for frequently performed procedures. Reusables significantly lower the cost-per-use over time and are a smart financial choice for any busy practice.
Specialty instruments are tools designed with specific features for a particular type of procedure. This can include instruments with fine tips, unique angles, or delicate construction, such as dermatology curettes, fine-point scissors, or specialized chisels.
A high-precision instrument is defined by its fine craftsmanship, allowing for exceptional control and tactile feedback. These tools, often used in specialties like dermatology or neurosurgery, are perfectly balanced and have finely honed tips to enable meticulous, delicate work.
