The D06-C is designed for rotary work in general dental surgery, where a contra angle brings the working end to surfaces a straight piece cannot reach. The head carries a dome at the top and sits at an angle to the body, and the seam between them is clean and even.
In restorative rooms and hospital clinics, a contra angle is picked up and put down many times in one day. The blue band at the waist gives a team a quick visual cue on a tray of plain metal instruments, and the SOCO emblem on the side lets the maker's name be read without turning the piece over. At the end of a session,n each handpiece returns to its place, and the band makes a missing piece easy to notice. A team member moving between rooms recognises the piece by the same band and dome, so the handpiece needs no explanation when passed from one person to the next.
Push button is the one technical term in the product name. It comes with no further detail in this model's description, so teams that want more can request it through Medigear. The same applies to ratio, speed, bur size, spray type and air supply, none of which are given.
Practice managers and dental assistants handle ordering. One code, D06-C, names the handpiece. Several rooms fitted out with this handpiece share a single code, so a reorder is one line, and the trays look alike from room to room.