What’s the differences between turbine handpieces and contra-angle 1:5 handpieces?

What’s the differences between turbine handpieces and contra-angle 1:5 handpieces?

Difference between turbine handpieces and contra-angle speed Increasing handpieces depends on personal requirements for ergonomics and efficiency.

Dental handpiece turbines are more lightweight than red contra-angle 1:5 Handpieces need no additional motor or controlled and require less investment as these turbine handpieces are only driven by a small rotor their power is limited and seriously dependent on the contact pressure.

Setting the speed on dental handpiece turbines is generally not possible and the high frequency operating noise is sometimes unpleasant for many users and patience. In addition, the idle road speed is far above the required operating speed which leads to increased heating of the tooth and more wear to the rotary instrument in comparison high speed contra angle handpieces 1:5 that can be adjusted within a speed range of approximately ten thousand to two hundred thousand rpm and can therefore also be used for work which would demand a dental turbine and an additional contra angle handpiece with an air motor red contra angle handpieces 1:5  also offer a constant adjustable speed and their sound is at least less unpleasant these contra angle handpieces must be driven with an electric motor the entire system is, therefore, heavier and more costly than an air driven dental turbine.

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