How 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 MoreThe importance of washing your hands with a surgical scrub brush
Before any surgery or invasive procedure is performed, the surgery team must carry out a surgical scrub of the hands and forearm: this thorough wash with antiseptic soap aims to reduce bacterial load and transient flora.
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 MoreProtective eyewear in the dental practice
Protective apparel plays a vital role in the dental practice because it protects health-care professionals from coming into direct contact with harmful or possibly infectious substances.
Read More4 things you still don’t know about Monoart products
Ever attentive to the quality of its offering, Euronda constantly innovates and improves its products.
Read MoreMedical Devices for the dental practice: protective face masks
Disposable face masks play an essential role in the dental practice to prevent healthcare operators from inhaling chemicals and infective substances.
Read MoreGloves in latex or nitrile? With or without powder?
How to choose the best disposable gloves for your requirements.
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