What is a wireless call system used for in a dental practice?
During a procedure, the practitioner’s hands are busy and gloved: calling an assistant or colleague out loud, or getting up, breaks sterility and rhythm. A ServiceBip™ wireless call button placed or fixed at the chair raises the call with a single press, without removing gloves and without taking your eyes off the patient.
At the front desk, the same button lets the receptionist discreetly call the practitioner between patients, or flag an emergency. A self-contained on-site paging system, installed with no building work in a practice that’s already equipped.
Everyday benefits
- Calling an assistant or colleague without interrupting the procedure
- Receptionist and practitioner connected discreetly, room to room
- Splash-resistant housing that wipes clean with a disinfectant cloth
- No wiring between rooms, buttons can be repositioned
Which ServiceBip equipment should you choose?
The ServiceBip™ wireless call button equips each chair, reception and the sterilisation room. The practitioner and assistant wear the ServiceWatch™ receiver watch (discreet vibration) or receive the call on a ServiceLight™ light flash in the room. The link is direct radio on the 433.92 MHz band (short-range radio devices per ANFR), with no wifi, no wiring and no subscription; range reaches 300 m in open field and up to 2 km with the ServiceAmpli™ repeater.
Frequently asked questions
Can it be pressed with gloves on?
Yes. The key is large and only needs a firm press: it works with a glove, the back of the hand or an elbow, with nothing to remove.
Can an “assistant” call be told apart from a “colleague” call?
Every receiver gets the call: what changes is the label that appears. On a ServiceBip™ Trio, key 1 can be named “Sophie”, key 2 “Pierre”, and key 3 used to cancel the call. Each person sees the name on their watch and knows straight away whether the call is for them.
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