Dental Sterilization

Whether you are looking to purchase your next autoclave, an additional autoclave, or your first autoclave, there are a number of considerations you must take into account.

What will look like the process of designing your dental practice? Ideally, it will be functional an appear to be sleek, streamlined, elegant and say something about you, the dentist who manages it. It should reflect the high level of service you provide to your patients and how much you care about them.

To avoid recontamination after sterilization, packages must be dry after completion of the drying cycle when they leave the sterilizer. A ‘wet pack’ has moisture on or in the pack when removed from the autoclave and they should be identified and completely reprocessed.

If you’re looking to buy a new autoclave for your dental practice, what questions should you consider as part of this important purchase?

Dental healthcare professionals must verify that they prevent cross-infection from infected patients to other patients and between members of the dental team. In this article, we will provide a summary of various factors that are related to infection control and prevention in dentistry.

The latest trend in dental clinic design, is simplifying and automating the practice, using AI and WIF connectivity. The more the dentist invests in intelligent technology the more productive him and his staff will become.

The spotlight has been firmly placed on single use plastic waste in recent years and from the plastic bag mandate coming to the UK in 2015, to the Starbucks 5p levy on cups starting in London in 2018 it has steadily become expected that all industries do what they can to prevent the scenes of plastic destruction.

A new pre-sterilization cycle to treat the viruses that may reside inside the autoclave chambers. For our class B dental and medical autoclaves.

A free-standing, Class B Autoclave. Suitable for large medical and dental clinics, and operating rooms, yet simple and easy to use as any tabletop autoclave.