Infection Control

The upgraded sterilizers were introduced at the ADA FDI World Dental Conference.

A look at the best strategies to get the most out of equipment and supplies by planning the best options for single-use products and those that are better for the practice to sterilize and use multiple times.

Six strategies for building an infection control process that's as efficient as it is effective.

Rounding up the top infection control products on the market.

Rounding up the top infection control products on the market.

Ensuring that these devices are properly maintained is critical for their longevity.

Identifying ill patients should be seemingly straightforward, but for some, there can still be a certain level of ambiguity.

How the Hu-Friedy GreenLight Dental Compliance Center™ can become a vital resource in dental practices’ infection control efforts.

In part two of a four-part series, we define "predictable" as the second part of SciCan's SEPCs. Read this eBook to learn about SciCan's SPECs.

Take our pop quiz to find out where you stand when it comes to infection control efforts in the dental industry.

Key takeaways and highlights from the 2019 OSAP annual conference. Safety is the top dog when infection control and prevention are concerned-both for patients and clinicians. Safety encompasses any number of subjects from hand hygiene to instrument processing to equipment upkeep and so much more.

Find out what steps to take if a measles outbreak has occurred in your community.

While clinical equipment makes clinicians' lives easier, it can present its own set of challenges when it comes to disinfection.

Here's what to do when infection control breaches are in the news.

The new Purevac® HVE System represents the improvement in efficiency dental professionals have been waiting for.

Beautiful, long-lasting restorations. Satisfied patients. Get the most from your materials and technique with this step-by-step guide.

As you conduct spring cleaning in your home, here’s why you should also apply the concept to your dental practice.

Effective infection control workflows require forethought and an adherence to a well-designed strategy.

Equipment maintenance practices are only effective when they’re used and maintained properly.

Equipment maintenance practices are only effective when they’re used and maintained properly.

No matter the impetus, infection control precautions are a necessary part of life at a dental office.

Sharps injuries can be stressful and costly, but a little due diligence and teamwork can go a long way toward creating a safe environment.

While practices have their patients’ best interests at heart, breaches can still occur. Responding appropriately will help to mitigate harm to both the patient and your practice.

Being mindful of what you should – and shouldn’t – do is important to ensure a safe environment.

While most people tend to give up on their resolutions, here's how to keep up with your infection control efforts in 2019.

Consider desired workflows and product-use protocols when choosing a waterline maintenance approach.