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The article suggests several factors to consider when selecting dental chairs. It recommends dental chairs with small, thin, double-articulating headrest because they allow greater access to the patient. It also advises selecting chairs with narrow, thin upper backrest because they offer easy movement around the head of the patient. It notes that should have adjustable height to prevent excessive forward bending.

The article discusses factors that need to be considered when selecting a dentist's chair with ergonomic features. It cites the importance of maintaining neutral low-back posture in dentistry for career longevity and the prevention of low-back pain. A list of the things that should be examined in such a type of chair is provided, including hydraulic controls and contour of the seat. Also noted is the need to avoid exercise ball chairs which encourage frequent spinal movement.

The article offers tips how dental professionals can reduce their risk of developing musculoskeletal injuries. Ways on how dentists can adopt proper posture are explained. Also recommended is the implementation of ergonomic principles during dental procedures. Performing exercises to reduce stress is also advised.