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We purchased a Spectrum laser in 1998 and it lasted until 2012. After searching through the heavily advertised lasers on the market for a replacement. I wasn’t sure what was real or just hype. I stayed with a history of dependability built be a scientist. Best laser you can buy.
Are all dental diode lasers the same?
Are all diode chips the same?
Are all diode lasers safe?
Is it important to calibrate the energy?
Are all dental lasers calibrated?
Why do some lasers lose power?
When will a laser begin to lose power?
What is the lifespan of a Spectralase?
Why did you change wavelengths from 810nm to 980nm?
Why pulse mode?
Are all pulse modes the same?
Are all tested to medical standards?
Why don’t you manufacture a small wand pen laser?
Why don’t you have single use snap on tips?
