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SurgiMac is a national, family-owned dental dealer committed to empowering dentists to provide their patients with the highest-quality oral care. Based in Long Island, New York, SurgiMac is dedicated to providing dental practices of all sizes, from individual clinics to large buying groups and DSOs, with a comprehensive selection of high-quality dental supplies at competitive prices. We believe dental providers deserve a partner empowering them to deliver top-quality oral care with our renowned Dental Instruments, Surgical Sutures (MacSuture), Scalpel Blades (MacCut), and Examination-Grade PPE (MacSafe). Explore our quality supplies at SurgiMac today

Is your fluoride protocol as efficient as it could be? 🦷✨Foams and gels were the standard for years, but 5% Sodium Fluor...
02/20/2026

Is your fluoride protocol as efficient as it could be? 🦷✨

Foams and gels were the standard for years, but 5% Sodium Fluoride Varnish has changed the game for both clinicians and patients. From its quick "paint-on" application to its superior adhesive properties, varnish offers long-lasting remineralization without the mess of trays.

In our latest blog, "Sodium Fluoride Varnish 5%: A Clinician's Guide," we’re diving deep into the clinical science and technique behind this preventive essential.

Inside the Guide:

Beyond the Enamel: Varnish doesn’t just fight caries; it’s a clinical workhorse for treating dentin hypersensitivity by occluding dentinal tubules to block external stimuli.

Technique Matters: Learn the 3-step protocol for optimal results—from creating a "toothbrush clean" surface to providing the critical 24-hour post-op instructions.

The Formulation Factor: We compare top brands like Colgate® PreviDent® and Zooby® and discuss how viscosity affects fluoride uptake and patient acceptance.

DSO Efficiency: Discover how to balance clinical quality with smart purchasing strategies like bulk vs. per-unit pricing to manage your overhead.

Whether you’re treating high-risk pediatric patients or adults with gingival recession, the right varnish can transform your standard of care. 🛡️💙

📖 Tap the link in our bio to read the full 25-minute Clinical Guide!

Guidance matters more than the appointment. 🦷✨Children learn how to value their health by watching us. This February, le...
02/17/2026

Guidance matters more than the appointment. 🦷✨

Children learn how to value their health by watching us. This February, let’s focus on the small humans behind the smiles.

3 Constructive Steps for Their Health:

Lead by Example: Kids mirror the behavior of adults they trust, so a positive attitude toward oral health builds a foundation for lifelong wellness.

Prioritize Comfort: Use techniques like the Hall Technique or balanced syringes to manage anxiety, ensuring early dental visits are built on trust rather than fear.

Focus on Prevention: Protecting primary teeth today prevents complex, painful issues tomorrow, helping kids grow up confident.

Let’s stop managing "cases" and start guiding great humans.

🔗 Link in Bio for pediatric resources.

Imagine discovering a $500,000 hole in your budget... not from a market crash, but from invisible procurement slips. 📉🦷F...
02/16/2026

Imagine discovering a $500,000 hole in your budget... not from a market crash, but from invisible procurement slips. 📉🦷

For over 70% of DSOs entering 2026, this "hidden leak" is a harsh reality. Today, the greatest threat to your DSO’s valuation isn’t a lack of growth; it is EBITDA Leakage.

The 2026 Financial Reality:
For a DSO with $50M in annual revenue, a tiny 1% leak in procurement equates to $500k in lost EBITDA. At a 12x valuation multiple, that leak just wiped $6 million off your enterprise value.

How to Plug the Leak with the SurgiMac Ecosystem:

Eliminate the "Brand Name Tax": Stop overpaying for logos. Transitioning to SurgiMac’s proprietary lines like MacSafe (Infection Control) and MacBite (Restorative) captures the margin that usually goes to the middleman.

On-Shore Reliability: Our domestic manufacturing provides Tariff-Proof Pricing and 98% same-day fulfillment, so you don't have to overstock "emergency" supplies.

Data Transparency: Stop "Maverick Spending" with our DSO Portal or via the Dentira platform. Gain real-time visibility into spending by location and automated tracking of bulk-purchase milestones.

In the 2026 economy, every $1.00 saved in overhead yields the same profit as increasing production by $2.94. You don't need more patients to increase your valuation, you need a tighter supply chain.

🔗 Tap the link in our bio to expose your hidden leaks and turn procurement into a profit center!

Why a 6-0 Suture is SMALLER than a 3-0: The Suture Sizing Code Cracked! 🧵✨If the suture sizing system feels completely b...
02/14/2026

Why a 6-0 Suture is SMALLER than a 3-0: The Suture Sizing Code Cracked! 🧵✨

If the suture sizing system feels completely backward, you’re not alone. In the dental world, mastering this "inverse logic" is a non-negotiable skill for ensuring optimal wound closure and minimal scarring.

Our latest blog, "Understand Suture Size from Smallest to Largest," breaks down the USP system so you can select the perfect diameter for every tissue type with confidence. 🦷🛡️

What every clinician needs to know about the "Ought" system:

Think in Reverse: For sizes with a zero (like 4-0 or 5-0), a higher number actually means a thinner suture. A 7-0 is hair-thin for microsurgery, while a 3-0 is robust for high-tension closures.

The "Zero" Baseline: Sutures sized above zero (1, 2, 3) get thicker as the number increases. Sutures below zero (3-0, 4-0) get thinner as the number increases.

Minimalist Healing: The golden rule is to always select the smallest diameter that provides enough tensile strength. This reduces tissue trauma, minimizes inflammation, and leads to faster patient recovery.

Material Matters: The exact diameter can vary slightly between materials. A 4-0 Silk might handle differently than a 4-0 PGA, so always match your material to the wound's specific healing timeline.

From micro-sutures for delicate periodontal plastic surgery (11-0 to 8-0) to heavy-duty sutures for high-tension reconstructive work, we’ve got the full spectrum covered. 🦷✅

📖 Stop the guesswork, tap the link in our bio to read the full Clinical Guide!

The Ultimate Clinician’s Guide to Dental Burs is HERE! Ever feel overwhelmed by the hundreds of bur shapes, sizes, and c...
02/10/2026

The Ultimate Clinician’s Guide to Dental Burs is HERE!

Ever feel overwhelmed by the hundreds of bur shapes, sizes, and colors in your toolkit? You’re not alone. Mastering your rotary instruments is one of the most practical ways to improve chairside efficiency and patient outcomes in 2026.

Our latest blog, "Dental Bur 101," cuts through the confusion with clear names, pictures, and practical tips for every procedure.

What we’re breaking down:

The ISO "Code": Learn how a 15-digit number serves as a technical blueprint for every bur’s material, shape, and size.

Grit Color Codes: From Black (Super Coarse) for bulk reduction to White (Super Fine) for that final high-gloss polish.

Shape Matters: Why you need a #330 pear-shaped bur for conservative prep vs. a tapered fissure bur for crown and bridge work.

Carbide vs. Diamond: Understanding when to cut (carbide) and when to grind (diamond) for the best clinical results.

Maintenance & Safety: How to prevent pulpal overheating and why single-use burs are a game-changer for infection control.

Don't let your bur selection be a guessing game. Elevate your practice with the right edge. ⚔️

📖 Tap the link in our bio to read the full guide!

The "simple" mistake that leads to costly ordering errors... 🦷🛑It’s a scenario every dental office knows: you order new ...
01/28/2026

The "simple" mistake that leads to costly ordering errors... 🦷🛑

It’s a scenario every dental office knows: you order new mirror heads, they arrive, and—they don't fit your handles. This frustrating mismatch usually comes down to one thing: the difference between Cone Socket and Simple Stem systems.

In our latest blog, "Cone Socket vs. Simple Stem Mirror Heads," we’re clearing up the confusion so you can streamline your inventory and order with total confidence.

What you need to know for your practice:

The Design Gap: Cone Socket heads use a tapered, friction-fit mechanism for a wobble-free, secure connection. Simple Stem heads (often called European-style) use a straight, screw-in threaded system.

Zero Compatibility: These two systems are NOT interchangeable. A Simple Stem head will not screw into a Cone Socket handle, and forcing them can damage your high-quality instruments.

The U.S. Standard: If you’re practicing in the United States, Cone Socket is the undisputed industry standard used by most dental schools and domestic suppliers.

Pro Tip for Longevity: Treat mirror heads as semi-consumable. While handles from our Pro Series or Air Series are built to last, replacing heads regularly ensures you always have a crisp, distortion-free view for precise diagnostics.

Don't let a thread mismatch slow down your workflow. Verify your handles today!

📖 Tap the link in our bio to read the full Clinical Guide!

When it comes to room turnover, Metrex CaviWipes are the industry gold standard for a reason. These durable, non-woven t...
01/26/2026

When it comes to room turnover, Metrex CaviWipes are the industry gold standard for a reason. These durable, non-woven towelettes are engineered to simplify your workflow by offering a one-step cleaning and disinfection process for hard, non-porous surfaces.

But "one-step" doesn't mean "zero-effort." To truly protect your patients and your team, you need to master the science of contact time and formula selection. Our latest clinical guide, "A Clinician’s Guide to Metrex CaviWipes," breaks down everything you need to know to ensure your operatory is microbiologically safe, not just visibly clean.

Inside the guide, we cover:

The Power of 2.0: Discover how the advanced quaternary ammonium technology in CaviWipes 2.0 simplifies your day with a universal 2-minute kill time for all listed pathogens.

High-Performance Turnovers: Need speed? CaviWipes HP uses hydrogen peroxide to achieve a 1-minute universal contact time for 67 different pathogens.

The "Wet" Rule: Learn why a surface must stay visibly wet for the entire contact time to successfully eliminate resilient threats like TB, MRSA, and HIV-1.

Two-Step Essentials: We explain why heavily soiled surfaces still require a preliminary clean before the final disinfection wipe is applied.

Material Integrity: Ensure your disinfectant is compatible with your dental chairs and sensitive electronics to avoid costly damage over time.

Don't leave your practice's safety to chance or counterfeit supplies. Always source your CaviWipes from authorized distributors like SurgiMac to guarantee EPA-registered authenticity.

Elevate your clinical standards, tap the link in our bio to read the full guide!

Let's clear up a dangerous myth: surface wipes are NOT skin-safe. In a fast-paced operatory, it’s tempting to grab the n...
01/22/2026

Let's clear up a dangerous myth: surface wipes are NOT skin-safe.

In a fast-paced operatory, it’s tempting to grab the nearest wipe to clean your hands. But reaching for a surface disinfectant instead of a proper antiseptic hand wipe is a critical mistake for both your health and clinical compliance.

Our latest blog, "The Risks of Using Disinfectant Wipes for Skin," breaks down why these products are never interchangeable.

Here is what clinicians need to know:

Pesticides vs. Cosmetics: Surface disinfectants are EPA-regulated pesticides designed for inanimate objects. Wipes intended for the skin are FDA-regulated for direct human use.

Chemical Hazards: Surface wipes often contain harsh "quats," bleach, or hydrogen peroxide. These are far too aggressive for living tissue and can lead to contact dermatitis, rashes, or even chemical burns.

The "Clean" Illusion: The fresh feeling after using a surface wipe on your hands is often just a residue of industrial-strength chemicals, not safe hygiene.

Protect Your Barrier: Frequent use of harsh chemicals strips the skin's natural oils and disrupts its pH balance. This makes skin more susceptible to cracking and infection.

The Solution? Designate specific zones in your practice: Surface Wipes: Countertops, dental chairs, and equipment. Skin-Safe Wipes: Formulated with gentle agents like Benzalkonium Chloride (BZK) and soothing aloe vera for staff and patients.

Protect your hands so you can protect your patients.

Read the full guide on our blog! [Link in Bio]

Are you choosing the right suture for your patient’s healing timeline?In oral surgery, the suture you choose is the fina...
01/21/2026

Are you choosing the right suture for your patient’s healing timeline?

In oral surgery, the suture you choose is the final bridge between a successful procedure and a healthy recovery. But with so many options, how do you know which absorbable material is truly the best fit?

Our newest blog, "Types of Absorbable Sutures: The Essentials," is your deep dive into the science of self-dissolving stitches. We’ve broken down the clinical advantages of each material to help you choose with total confidence for 2026.

What every clinician needs to know:

Natural vs. Synthetic: Natural sutures (like Plain or Chromic Gut) are broken down by enzymes, which can cause more inflammation. Modern synthetic sutures (like our MacSuture PGA) dissolve through hydrolysis, a more predictable, gentle process that minimizes tissue reaction.

The Healing Window: Match the suture to the tissue! Use short-term materials (up to 2 weeks) for rapid mucosal healing, and save long-term options like PDS (up to 6 months) for complex bone grafting and implant cases.

Aspiration and Safety: Synthetic monofilaments (like Monocryl) reduce "bacterial wicking," making them ideal for patients where infection control is the top priority.

When to Go Non-Absorbable: Remember, if a wound is under high tension or needs guaranteed long-term stability (like a large gum graft), a non-absorbable silk or nylon suture may still be your best choice.

By eliminating the need for a follow-up removal appointment, you’re not just saving chair time, you’re improving the patient experience and reducing postoperative anxiety.

Master your selection process, tap the link in our bio to read the full guide!

Does your disinfection protocol actually work, or are you just "wiping"? 🤔In a busy dental practice, it’s easy to think ...
01/17/2026

Does your disinfection protocol actually work, or are you just "wiping"? 🤔

In a busy dental practice, it’s easy to think of a disinfectant wipe as just a quick cleaning tool. In reality, it’s a sophisticated piece of technology that requires more than just a surface-level swipe.

True safety isn't just about the product you choose; it’s about the process your team follows every single day. In our latest blog, "A Clinician’s Guide to Dental Disinfectant Wipes," we dive deep into the science of keeping your operatory truly sterile.

Here is what you need to know for 2026:

The Power of Contact Time: Disinfection is not instant. For a wipe to effectively neutralize pathogens, the surface must remain visibly wet for the full "dwell time" specified by the manufacturer—which can range from 30 seconds to several minutes. Wiping it dry too soon means you aren't guaranteed a kill.

The Two-Step Rule: You cannot disinfect a dirty surface. Always pre-clean to remove physical bioburden (saliva/blood) before applying your final disinfectant wipe.

Surface Compatibility: Not all chemicals are friendly to your equipment. Using the wrong wipe can degrade upholstery, corrode metals, or cloud plastics over time.

One Wipe, One Surface: Avoid the trap of cross-contamination. Using the same wipe across multiple zones can spread germs instead of eliminating them.

We also break down the top industry-leading brands, from the heavy-duty performance of CaviWipes to the lightning-fast 1-minute kill time of OPTIM 1.

Don’t let your infection control be the weakest link in your practice. Elevate your standards and turn protocols into habits.

Tap the link in our bio to read the full Clinical Guide!

One handle, dozens of procedures. Do you have the right pairing?Precision in oral surgery starts with the perfect match....
01/14/2026

One handle, dozens of procedures. Do you have the right pairing?

Precision in oral surgery starts with the perfect match. Our latest Clinician’s Guide to Scalpel Handles and Blades simplifies the universal numbering system, breaks down the specific functions of staples like the #12 and #15 blades, and shows you how to choose the best ergonomic handles to reduce hand fatigue.

Master your surgical toolkit, read the guide on our blog! [Link in Bio]

Stop struggling with acrylic adjustments.Our latest Professional’s Guide to Dental Acrylic Burs breaks down the essentia...
01/13/2026

Stop struggling with acrylic adjustments.

Our latest Professional’s Guide to Dental Acrylic Burs breaks down the essential types, shapes, and grit levels you need to achieve flawless finishes with maximum efficiency.

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SurgiMac Instruments & Supplies

urgiMac is a manufacturer and distributor of top quality surgical and dental instruments We are based out of New York USA and specialize in providing our clients with top quality instruments for a fraction of industry prices.

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SurgiMac manufactures and deliver a wide range of surgical and dental instruments. Our product depth covers thousands of instruments ranging from the typical instruments used in clinics to sophisticated instruments required during surgeries. Historically, we have been approached by doctors and dentist to manufacture instruments that aren't listed on our website or don't appear within our catalogs. We have made these instruments with precision granted we are provided a sample or a photo (with measurements) of the desired instrument.

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