Disposable products in dentistry: can they be used more than once?
Can disposable devices be used more than once? The answer is obviously NO. But do we know why?
Read MoreThe importance of protection during decontamination
Together with disposable gloves and sterile disposable gloves for surgery, cut-proof gloves are part of the basic equipment in dental practices.
Read MoreThe decontamination mat: protection for doctors and patients
Decontamination mats consist of a series of overlapping sheets. Each sheet has two functions: bactericidal and adhesive.
Read MorePPE and Medical Devices, what’s the difference?
Understanding the differences between PPE and Medical Devices, with the pertinent standards and areas of application, is fundamental in choosing the most suitable, safest products.
Read MoreHow to protect yourself from inhaling aerosols
In order to prevent and deal with pollution from aerosols inevitably present in the dental practice, the use of barrier products for both the patient and the operators involved become key.
Read MoreThe risks of transmission by aerosols in the dental and medical practice
You take 7,680 breaths a day: are you protected from splashes, dust and bioaerosols?
Read MoreDentistry during the Coronavirus outbreak
Proper eye protection in dentistry prevents the risk of a number of different injuries for both professionals and patients.
Read MoreEye protection in dentistry
Proper eye protection in dentistry prevents the risk of a number of different injuries for both professionals and patients.
Read MoreFamiliar with surgical face masks?
Understanding how the face masks are made and their function means avoiding dangerous errors such as reuse, disinfection or sterilization.
Read MoreSaliva cotton rolls: are you sure they’re all the same?
Saliva rolls: 7 aspects to consider
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