Electric Dental Handpiece Repair2026-02-03T09:09:18-08:00

Electric Handpiece Repair

Electric handpiece repair service for high-quality attachments featuring internal components and precision engineering.

Your electric handpieces are the workhorses of your practice. When they’re running smoothly, procedures are quicker, smoother, and more comfortable for your patients. But the moment it starts heating up, making odd noises, or losing efficiency, it can throw your whole day off.

That’s where we come in. At Handpiece Express, we’ve been specializing in electric handpiece repair since 2010. Our job? Keep your handpieces running like new so you can focus on what matters most, your patients and your practice.

Why You Shouldn’t Ignore Handpiece Problems

Electric 1:5 speed-increasing attachments aren’t built quite like your high-speed turbines. Sure, they’ve got two bearings in the head, but the real power transfer happens through a series of gears. When those gears start wearing down, things can go bad fast.

If your handpiece is heating up or not performing the way it should, don’t keep pushing it. Here’s why:

  • You risk burning patients with an overheated handpiece head.
  • You could damage the internal gears and drive train, which costs way more to fix.
  • Waiting too long often means the repair jumps from a simple bearing replacement to a full-blown factory overhaul.

Bottom line: if your electric handpiece starts acting up, send it in to Handpiece Express right away. A quick fix now can save you serious money and stress later.

What We Can Do for Your Handpiece

Every repair is a little different, but here’s how we usually break it down:

  • Bearing Replacement: Think of this as a tune-up. It gets your handpiece running smoother without breaking the bank.
  • New Cartridge Installation: If bearings aren’t enough, a new cartridge gives you fresh performance and peace of mind.
  • Factory Overhaul: Sometimes, the best option is to send it back for a full rebuild. When there’s significant internal damage, the factory overhaul gives you the longest life and strongest warranty.

And here’s the best part: we’ll give you a FREE estimate before doing anything. No surprises, no hidden costs.

Electric Handpiece Repair Pricing

Here’s a quick look at some of our most common electric handpiece repair prices:

Electric 1:5 Speed Increasing Attachment Bearing Replacement (Six Month Warranty) New Cartridge (Six Month Warranty) Factory Overhaul (Six Month/One Year Warranty)
Kavo 25 LPA/LPR/200XDR $249 $349 $579
Kavo 25 LHA $249 $349 $599
Kavo M05/M25 L $249 $349 $579
Adec WA-99LT $249/299 $400 $675
Adec WK-93/WG-99 $299 $400 $675
NSK Ti-95/Ti-85/X95/X85 $249 $349 $549
NSK Z95L $249 $349 $599
Star 1:5 AC $249 $349 $765
Brasseler Forza F5 $249 $349 $629
Bien Air CA 1:5 $249 $349 $585
Bien Air Evo  – $349 $585
Midwest E Pro/Plus/Mini  – $349 $650

(If your model isn’t listed, just reach out. We’ll quote it for free.)

Why Dentists Trust Handpiece Express

We’ve been around since 1994, and in that time, we’ve repaired more than 140,000 handpieces. That’s a lot of happy dentists who know they can rely on us when things go wrong.

Here’s what makes us stand out:

  • Factory-trained techs: Glenn, our lead technician, has 40+ years of industry experience and Midwest® factory certification.
  • Real Options on Replacement Parts: We like to give our clients control over their repair options and costs. We have Original Manufacturer parts in stock, as well as high quality European manufactured components that cost less. You choose which repair option suits your style and your budget.
  • Quick turnaround: We know downtime costs you money. That’s why we focus on getting your handpieces back to you fast.
  • Strong warranties: Every repair comes with up to a one-year warranty, depending on the service.
  • Ethics you can count on: As a founding member of the NDHRA and a BBB Honor Roll Member, we hold ourselves to the highest standards in the industry.

Protecting Your Patients and Your Pocketbook

Think of it this way: your handpiece is one of the most important investments in your practice. If you ignore the warning signs, you’re not just risking your equipment, you’re also potentially increasing the cost of repairs.

At Handpiece Express, every repair is done to factory standards, with careful testing before it leaves our shop. That means you can get back to work knowing your handpiece is safe, reliable, and ready for whatever your day throws at you.

How to Get Started

Getting your electric handpiece repaired is easier than you think:

  1. Request a free estimate: Just call or email us with your model and what’s going on.
  2. Ship your handpiece: We’ll guide you on safe shipping.
  3. We fix it fast: Our techs repair, test, and return it quickly.
  4. You get back to work: With your handpiece running like new.

Ready to Fix Your Handpiece?

Don’t wait until a small problem turns into a major breakdown. At Handpiece Express, we’ve got the training, the experience, and the dedication to make your electric handpiece repair simple and stress-free.

📞 Give us a call today at (800)895-7111 or contact us online now to request a quote. We’ll handle the repair, you handle the smiles.

Frequently Asked Questions About Electric Handpiece Repair

We know dentists often have practical questions before sending in their electric handpieces for repair. To make things easier, here are answers to some of the most common questions we hear from our clients:

1. What is the cost of electric dental handpiece repair?2026-01-19T04:27:07-08:00

The cost of electric dental handpiece repair varies depending on the model and extent of damage. A typical bearing replacement costs $249.00 while a new head cartridge can cost from $349.00 to $399.00.

2. How often should electric dental handpieces be serviced?2026-01-19T04:27:39-08:00

Electric dental handpieces should be serviced whenever you feel heat at the head or hear grinding sounds.

3. What are common issues with electric dental handpieces?2026-01-19T04:28:07-08:00

Common issues include overheating, bearing wear, and gear damage. Regular maintenance can help prevent these problems.

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