Universally Designed for Stability, Support & Safety.
The Restful Jaw device can be attached to dental chairs’ headrest post to support the patient’s jaw during dental procedures of any length and complexity – so your assistants don’t have to.
The Restful Jaw is Clinically Proven to:
Provide stable jaw support.
Keep airway open.
Provide the superior stability compared to the assistants manually supporting the jaw.
Be safe to use on patients with multiple emergency features.
Benefits:
Happier assistants who no longer have to endure bad posture and stress on arms, hands, and back, especially during long procedures.
Assistants freed from chinning can now multitask to boost productivity (e.g., charting, get supplies, etc.).
Each procedure will require just two assistants – no more “floater” third assistant needed (subject to State laws).
Faster turnaround time between patients – assistants no longer need to hold the patient’s jaw until they recover from sedation.
Your dental assistants have a tough and dangerous job.
Oral surgery, extractions, and other long and complex procedures cause strained postures for your assistants, leading to career-ending musculoskeletal pain.
For example, a recent study of dental assistants in Canada* showed:
74% reported work-related pain or limitation of movement
57% reported neck problems
41% reported weakness of grip
38% reported somewhat to very serious pain
*Oral Health: Pain and Strain in the Dental Profession
