6 Common Infection Control Breaches in Dental Practices

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Some offices are better at infection control than others, but breaches can be avoided if you take the right steps.

6 Common Infection Control Breaches in Dental Practices

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As the past year with the COVID-19 has shown us, hygiene and infection control are both very important in keeping a dental practice running safely and smoothly. Despite this, there are a variety of breaches that can cause poor infection control and an unsafe working environment for both patient and practitioner. Here are 6 infection control breaches, and the best ways to avoid them.

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