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Basic Points for Good Cross Infection Control
Cross infection training must be given to all dental care professionals, particularly those who work in the surgery. All surgeries and practices must have a cross infection control policy in place, including information on hand washing, waste disposal, the reporting …
Dental Nursing – Why Use Disposables and Correct Waste Disposal?
Many products used in dental surgeries are disposable, single-use products, cups, paper towels, etc. Some products are available to dental care professionals as either re-usable – to be
Dental Nursing – Understanding Disinfection
Disinfection uses chemicals rather than steam and pressure to kill micro-organisms, it cannot kill as many micro-organisms as sterilisation can but it does kill a great number of
Dental Nursing Tips – What you should do before using an Autoclave to Sterilise Instruments
Autoclaves only sterilise effectively if items are dealt with properly prior to being placed in an autoclave. Cleaning of instruments is usually the role of the dental nurse and
Dental Equipment – Sterilisation Using an Autoclave
Specialist medical equipment known as an autoclave is used in surgeries and hospitals to sterilise re-usable instruments, as well as a number of other products which must be
Dentistry – What is Cross Infection?
Cross infection is the transmission of pathogenic micro-organisms from one person to another. Micro-organisms are living organisms which are microscopic in size, they include; Fungi – which are treated


















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