I am left-handed and have noticed from time to time that when I use my handpiece, the direction the bur spins seems to work against me. I end up having to push the handpiece to get a clean cut. I was wondering if anyone else has had this experience and whether there are left-handed handpieces where the bur spins in the opposite direction?
I am left-handed and have noticed from time to time that when I use my handpiece, the direction the bur spins seems to work against me. I end up having to push the handpiece to get a clean cut. I was wondering if anyone else has had this experience and whether there are left-handed handpieces where the bur spins in the opposite direction?
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