As expectations for infection control continue to rise, many practices are reconsidering their sterilization workflows. One device gaining attention is the automated instrument washer—a machine
Increase instrument longevity and practice productivity Phil Harper, DMD, FAGD, FICOI, FDOCS, understands the impact of efficiency on a practice—in his case, 4 practices
,SciCan’s infection control solutions help practices operate more efficiently when it comes to washing, disinfecting, and sterilizing instruments, ,Anytime you see a problem, it’s an opportunity
,An instrument washer that allows you to avoid the many steps involved in manual washing or ultrasonic cleaners , ,Cleaning is always the first step in
If you had to identify the “heart” of your clinical practice, where would it be located? It’s easy to think about this on a more
,In an age of prolific technology, everyone gravitates towards automation. There’s often an app for that—except when there’s not. Some processes in dentistry still rely
, , ,,How would you like to no longer be required to process instruments in pouches or use sterilization wrap? And what if you could also increase