Beaverstate Dental Stools, Cuspidors and Assistant’s Equipment

Beaverstate dental stools come in two doctor’s models (DR-96 and DR-97) and two assistant’s models (AT-96 and AT-97), each offered with standard Nauga Soft upholstery or an Ultraleather upgrade. Chase Dental Supply carries these stools along with Beaverstate’s C-4200 and C-4250 cuspidors, A-5032 and A-5132 folding arms and the A-4500 assistant’s cart on our Beaverstate Dental brand page.

Below we compare each model side by side using the listed specs.

Key Takeaways

• DR-96 and DR-97 doctor’s stools share an 18 to 22 inch pneumatic height range, 5 leg powder coated base and twin wheel casters; the DR-97 adds tilt to the seat, oval back and back upright.
• AT-96 and AT-97 assistant’s stools both adjust from 20 to 28 inches with an adjustable footring and full padded body support; the AT-97 adds a contoured seamless seat and ratcheting body support.
• DR-96 UL, DR-97 UL, AT-96 UL and AT-97 UL list Ultraleather upholstery in place of standard Nauga Soft.
• The C-4250 cuspidor adds a vacuum accessory group and 1/4 inch female water quick disconnect to the C-4200 base design.
• A-5032 (2 inch post mount) and A-5132 (wall mount) folding arms both include a vacuum package with HVE, saliva ejector and 3-way syringe.

Beaverstate Dental Stools: Which Models Are Available?

Beaverstate Dental offers four stool models: the DR-96 doctor’s stool, the DR-97 deluxe doctor’s stool, the AT-96 assistant’s stool and the AT-97 deluxe assistant’s stool. Every model also has an Ultraleather (UL) version.

Beaverstate Dental (also written Beaver State Dental) includes the DR-96 and AT-96 in several of its operatory packages, such as the Beaverstate Mt. Hood Operatory Package. Stools, chairs, lights and carts are grouped together in the Treatment Room Furniture and Lighting category.

DR-96 vs DR-97: Which Doctor’s Stool Should You Choose?

Choose the DR-97 if you want a seat and back that tilt; choose the DR-96 if a fixed seat and semi-rectangular back suit your posture. Both share the same height range, base and casters.

DR-96 doctor’s stool

The Beaverstate Dental Doctor’s Stool DR-96 has a contoured seamless seat and a contoured seamless semi-rectangular back on a chrome plated back upright. It uses a chrome plated pneumatic cylinder adjustable from 18 to 22 inches, a 5 leg powder coated base, twin wheel casters and standard Nauga Soft upholstery.

DR-97 deluxe doctor’s stool

The Beaverstate Dental Deluxe Doctor’s Stool DR-97 adds tilt in three places: the contoured seamless seat, the contoured seamless oval back and the chrome plated back upright. Height range, base, casters and upholstery match the DR-96.

AT-96 vs AT-97: What Is the Difference in Assistant’s Stools?

Both assistant’s stools sit higher than the doctor’s stools, adjusting from 20 to 28 inches, and both include an adjustable footring and chrome plated full padded body support. The AT-97 upgrades the seat shape and adds a ratcheting body support.

AT-96 assistant’s stool

The Beaverstate Dental Assistant’s Stool AT-96 has a round seat measuring 15-1/2 x 4 inches. It includes chrome plated full padded body support, a chrome plated pneumatic cylinder, a powder coated base, an adjustable footring and Nauga Soft upholstery.

AT-97 deluxe assistant’s stool

The Beaverstate Dental Deluxe Assistant’s Stool AT-97 swaps the round seat for a contoured seamless seat and adds a ratcheting body support.

What Does an Ultraleather Dental Stool Option Change?

An Ultraleather dental stool option changes only the upholstery. Each UL listing is described as Ultraleather upholstery in lieu of the standard Nauga Soft, and the frame, cylinder, base and seat features match the standard model.

Pick the stool first, then the upholstery, and call to confirm current color options. If you are pricing stools from other lines, our TPC Mirage and Laguna chairs and stools guide is a useful alternative comparison.

C-4200 vs C-4250: Which Dental Cuspidor Do You Need?

The C-4200 is Beaverstate’s asepsis design cuspidor, and the C-4250 is the same cuspidor with a vacuum accessory group and water quick disconnect added. Choose the C-4250 if you want suction at the cuspidor; choose the C-4200 if the operatory already has vacuum elsewhere.

Both cuspidors share the base design:

• Easy clean asepsis design with a ceramic bowl
• Easily removable autoclavable cup filler and bowl rinse spout
• Adjustable timed bowl rinse
• Gravity drain with dual venting
• 2 inch diameter post mount

Beaverstate builds the C-4250 into systems such as the S-3621 duo over the patient system, covered in our Beaverstate Dental delivery systems guide. For upkeep, Beaverstate lists cuspidor parts including the cuspidor bowl strainer (132-008) and the 1-7/8 inch covered vacuum canister screen (131-052) used in the C-4250. Bowls, valves and spout kits are in the Parts category.

What Assistant’s Equipment Does Beaverstate Offer?

Beaverstate’s assistant’s equipment covers horizontal folding arms with a vacuum package and a mobile assistant’s cart. The A-5032 mounts on a 2 inch post, the A-5132 mounts to the wall, and the A-4500 cart rolls where it is needed.

A-5032 and A-5132 horizontal folding arms

The A-5032 folding arm mounts on a 2 inch diameter post with 32 inch reach, and the A-5132 folding arm uses a wall mount bracket with 32 inch reach. Both list a holder bar with 3 holders, a 3-way air/water syringe, autoclavable HVE and saliva ejector with tubing, a vacuum canister with removable screen (131-052) and 5 foot umbilical tubing.

Pick the A-5032 if you have an available 2 inch post, or the A-5132 if the wall behind the assistant can take a bracket. Shorter 24 inch versions are listed as the A-5000 post mount and A-5124 wall mount.

A-4500 assistant’s cart

The Beaverstate Dental Assistant’s Cart A-4500 has a 16 x 22 inch Starboard work surface in dolphin gray, a painted H-frame with height adjustment from 27 to 35 inches and a storage organizer assembly. It gives the assistant a mobile surface for instruments and materials.

Planning the chair too? Our Beaverstate Epic operatory chair guide covers models and adapters, and dental chairs compared looks across brands.

Shop the Products

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the Beaverstate DR-96 and DR-97 doctor’s stools?

The DR-97 deluxe doctor’s stool adds tilt to the contoured seamless seat, the oval back and the chrome plated back upright. The DR-96 has a fixed contoured seat and a semi-rectangular back. Both adjust from 18 to 22 inches and use a 5 leg powder coated base with twin wheel casters.

What is the difference between the AT-96 and AT-97 assistant’s stools?

The AT-96 has a round 15-1/2 x 4 inch seat, while the AT-97 has a contoured seamless seat and a ratcheting body support. Both adjust from 20 to 28 inches and include chrome plated full padded body support and an adjustable footring.

What does UL mean on a Beaverstate dental stool?

UL means the stool comes with Ultraleather upholstery in place of the standard Nauga Soft upholstery. DR-96 UL, DR-97 UL, AT-96 UL and AT-97 UL keep the same frame and features as the standard models.

Should I choose the C-4200 or C-4250 dental cuspidor?

Choose the C-4250 if you want suction at the cuspidor, since it adds a vacuum canister with removable screen, an autoclavable HVE and saliva ejector valve, a 1/4 inch female water quick disconnect and a low voltage vacuum switch. The C-4200 has the same ceramic bowl, timed bowl rinse and 2 inch post mount without the vacuum accessory group.

Which Beaverstate assistant’s arm mounts on the wall?

The A-5132 horizontal folding arm uses a wall mount bracket with 32 inch reach, while the A-5032 mounts on a 2 inch diameter post. Both include a 3-way syringe, autoclavable HVE and saliva ejector with tubing, a vacuum canister and 5 foot umbilical tubing.

The right stools, cuspidor and assistant’s arm keep the whole team comfortable through a full schedule. Browse every stool, cuspidor and arm on our Beaverstate Dental brand page, or email sales@chasedentalsupply.com with your operatory layout and we will help you choose.