Infection Control Safety Measures

Safety has always been our number one priority. To protect the safety of our patients and staff, we have implemented patient screening and several other measures. We have purchased extra dental products and equipment that will be used during dental procedures to reduce aerosol spread in the office and increase safety for everyone. 

ADS Extraoral Dental Suction System

During treatment, high volume of droplets  and aerosols are produced by high-speed hand pieces and ultrasonic scalers, putting the office and practitioners in high risk of infection. This removes high volume of droplets & aerosols produced during treatment.

PureVac High Volume Evacuation System with Mirror Tip

Enables a one-handed approach to evacuating fluid and debris while aiding in retraction, visibility, and illumination during dental procedures.

Isolite Systems

The Isolite sits comfortably in our patients' mouth and helps to illuminate the mouth from the inside out. This revolutionary dental device allows for hands free high volume suction, acts as a tongue re-tractor, and cheek shield.

Ivory ReLeaf Hands-Free High Volume Suction 

Hands-free high volume dental suction device for clinicians and hygienists. Allows for a more comfortable, efficient experience for patients and practitioners. Provides effective suction and retraction even while patients are moving or speaking.

Chlorhexidine Oral Rinse and Hydrogen Peroxide 

Patients will be asked to pre-rinse a 50/50 mixture for 30 seconds to reduce viral load in saliva before any treatment.

Hypochlorous Acid (HOCl) 

EPA Registered Hospital Surface Disinfectant

Hypochlorous acid (HOCl), also known as electrolyzed water, is a highly effective and intrinsically safe, non-toxic, eco-friendly sanitizing agent that is 80 times stronger than bleach and kills bacteria and deactivates viruses in seconds. The solution is placed into the reservoir of an ultra-low volume fogging machine that will create a mist (not a spray) of the solution. We fog all treatment rooms, reception areas and waiting room after patients leave as an additional measure to reduce any risk of contamination. 

Sneeze Guards 

Personal Protective Gear: Masks