Dental personnel are occupationally exposed to ocular hazards when using rotary instruments and handling chemicals. Eye protection is essential to reduce exposure to bloodborne pathogens, chemicals, particulates and radiation. Dental safety glasses and shields must fulfill a wide range of functional and ergonomic aspects. In addition, they must comply with OSHA and ANSI Standards.
Most dental professionals want safety glasses that not only give good eye protection, but provide good vision and are easy to wear and use. For a complimentary form that may be used to help you evaluate safety glasses, please contact Dynamic Dental Safety at: (888) 669 – 8846 ext. 701.
The purpose of this Blog is to share practical tips to help medical and dental professionals maintain regulatory compliance and safety in their offices. Key Topics: OSHA, HIPAA, CDC, NIOSH, ADA, compliance, regulations, standards, general safety, infection control, hand washing, bloodborne pathogens, HIV, AIDS, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, hazard communication, chemical safety, MSDS, gluteraldehyde, mercury, environmental health, air quality, radiation, latex allergy, ergonomics, and more!
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- Alcohol-Based Hand Rinses in Dental Offices
- Work-Related Injuries
- Safety issue........ hazardous materials
- It's Not Too Late!!!!!!!!....the NPI time is here ...
- Show Your Infection Control Practices to Your Pati...
- How Do You Clean Utility Gloves?
- Safe Usage of Dental Products
- HIPAA Privacy Rules
- Exit Signage
- OSHA Hazard Communication and Chemical Labels
- Do Not Over-Fill Sharps Containers
- Ergonomic Risk Factors in Dental Offices
- Dental Emergency Plan…………. Why????
- Use the Right Glove for the Appropriate Task
- Orthodontic Wires
- Where can you get a Material Safety Data Sheet?
- Glutaraldehyde Use in the Dental Office
- Dental Safety Glasses
- Confidentiality of Printed Patient Schedules
- No Eating or Drinking in Dental Clinical Areas
- Is this sterile??????
- Boodborne Pathogen Training
- What's underneath your Operatory Sink?
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About Dynamic Dental Safety
Maintaining regulatory compliance (e.g. OSHA, HIPAA) in your office does not have to be a time consuming and expensive hassle. Your simple cost-effective solution is to let Dynamic Dental Safety become your “partner” in maintaining safety and risk management.
From safety manuals, compliance surveys and on-site or web based training… we ensure that your office has gone the “extra mile” to ensure staff and client safety!
From safety manuals, compliance surveys and on-site or web based training… we ensure that your office has gone the “extra mile” to ensure staff and client safety!
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