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We are going to tell you a few tricks to keep your vacuum facts straight in today's Practice Tips #74: Infection Control. The assistant’s instrumentation (particularly the high volume evacuator...
Read MoreAs of August 20th, 2011, dental offices in California have new regulations to follow for infection control. The complete regulations are available to members from the California Dental Association (CDA)...
Read MoreThe CDC published their Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings in 2016 and mentioned changes to hygiene handpiece guidelines. Despite using the summary in this 44 page document, the...
Read MoreIn previous Practice Tips we discussed how to install a self-contained water system, but why would you want to do so? What are the benefits to using an independent water source? Water...
Read MoreWANT TO SOLVE THIS WATERLINE PROBLEM? HERE'S HOW YOUR OFFICE CAN BE DENTAL WATER COMPLIANT Since 2003, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has had comprehensive published guidelines for dental...
Read MoreThere are many obstacles the world is facing right now, due to the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19). Stricter measures are being put in place to slow the spread of the disease...
Read MoreSome of you might have noticed this incorrect image already if you receive our monthly newsletter. We made an infection control mistake in one of our images (you can sign...
Read MoreA fusion of infection control and design in your dental office. Who would have thought? Sherwin-Williams debuted a new line of paint at the Cleveland Clinic's 2015 Medical Innovation Summit...
Read MoreInfection control is a critical element to practice dentistry, but sterilization confuses practioners. In our last issue of Practice Tips, we discuss the importance of cleaning before sterilization. This refers...
Read MoreAdvantages of RapidHeat™ sterilization begins with a commitment to patient safety — an essential priority in every dental practice. Given the close contact involved in oral care and the high...
Read MoreOver time, you have learned the ins and outs of your dental office, but how efficient are you at making sure your dental equipment is working properly? Here are a...
Read MoreEverything you need to know to select the perfect air/water syringe for you.
Read MoreCross contamination, isolation, and infection control are big concerns and not to be avoided in your dental practice, so wrap it and protect your equipment! Universal precautions are no longer...
Read MoreHelp protect your expensive dental products with today's quick tip. X-ray sensors are a costly investment, so making sure you are storing them properly while in use and out of...
Read MoreThe University of Minnesota School of Dentistry is once again presenting its course on infection control, equipment maintenance, and repair in the dental office. The course will be presented on...
Read MoreCurrent CDC guidelines and standard best management practices (BMPs) in infection control (as well as many local regulations) recommend performing a spore test on your sterilizer weekly. A test of...
Read MoreThe University of Minnesota School of Dentistry is presenting a course on infection control and equipment maintenance and repair in the dental office. The course will be presented on January...
Read MoreThis latest issue of Practice Tips is on infection control and what it means to clean before you sterilize. According to CDC guidelines, in order for an item to be...
Read MoreThe sterilizer helps you maintain proper infection control, making it one of the most important pieces of equipment in the dental office. Without a sterilizer, you can't have sterile instruments...
Read MoreWe are here to support you! In these uncertain times we know many dental offices are closing or dramatically reducing hours to help protect patients and staff. We recognize that...
Read MoreX-ray sensors are a valuable addition to your diagnostic toolbox. However, digital sensors are a serious investment and can carry a significant price tag. Taking care of and protecting your...
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Create a new efficient and functional operatory with the required equipment that makes your practice optimal for patient care. Dental technologies have changed and improved over the years, but the...
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Dental instrument downtime doesn't just cost money -it costs chair time, rescheduled patients, and staff frustration. Most guides on "dental instrument repair" only talk about handpieces, leaving practices guessing about...
Read MoreStreamline your sterilization center to keep your dental practice a well-oiled machine with efficient processes. When it comes to sterilizing your dental instruments, the process in place also needs to...
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