Dentistry is one of the most painful professions there is: for the dentist, not the patient. Bending and stretching over patients, using fine and precise hand movements, sitting on an unsuitable stool, all contribute towards lower back, arm and hand pain, as well as headaches. Which is why so many dentists retire early through ill health. But The Bambach Saddle Seat lets you stretch, lean over and move around your patient, whilst effortlessly and naturally maintaining your spine's ideal shape - helping to reduce the risk of occupational back pain and related problems. In fact, it's such a natural seating position, your spine thinks it's comfortably standing up. This is your spine in its natural stress free position   This is your spine in its natural stress free position 30 days to spot the difference There really is no difference in your spine's natural, stress-free shape when you're sitting on The Bambach Saddle Seat or when you're standing. Click here to find out for yourself - with a 30 day FREE trial* in your surgery. *Terms and conditions apply 1 Burke FJ, Main JR, Freeman R. Thepractice of dentistry; an assessment of reasons for premature retirement. Br Dent J 1997 Apr 12; 182 (7): 250-4 Some seats claim to work like The Bambach Saddle Seat. Some even look a little like The Bambach Saddle Seat. But unless they let you stretch, lean and move around your patient, whilst effortlessly and 'naturally' maintaining your spine's ideal stress-free 'S' shape, they're not The Bambach Saddle Seat. Other stools claim to physically support you - with a moving back rest for example - but that simply forces your spine into position. The Bambach Saddle Seat, on the other hand, is scientifically designed and proven to help your pelvis attain its preferred neutral position, which results in your spine naturally following suit.