Dental practices: a risk area for the spread of viruses and bacteria
Dental practices pose a major risk of infection. Rotary instruments, scalers, air/water syringes, etc.: all this equipment produces powerful aerosols which can contain viruses and bacteria from the mouth of your patient. This cloud of contaminated micro-droplets can remain airborne for hours. This increases the risk of airborne transmission of respiratory viruses such as a cold, flu or SARS-COV 2.
Sources of air pollution within your dental practice
As a dentist, you are exposed to the hazards of indoor air pollution in your dental practice on a daily basis.
Certain technical procedures such as milling result in the projection of toxic micro-particles in the air. The use of disinfectants or chemicals also generates fumes that can damage your health. All these pollutants can cause respiratory diseases (bronchitis, asthma, etc.) or create irritation.
How to strengthen hygiene measures without having to refurbish your entire facility
Hygiene conditions in a dental practice must be second to none. According to the Dental Surgeons’ Code of conduct, this even constitutes a legal obligation. As a result of the SARS-COV 2 crisis, the French National Council of Dental Surgeons recommends upgrading your existing ventilation system with at least H13 class HEPA filters. To avoid complicated and costly work, opt for a more flexible solution with airinspace’s mobile air purifiers for dental clinics. Equipped with HEPA filters, they ensure compliance with your health & safety obligations.
Our professional air purifiers for dental practices
Compact air purifier, to be placed to the side or directly above your dental chair, with H14 HEPA filter.
High-capacity air purifier, ideal for your waiting room or reception room, with H14 HEPA filter.
Stylish air purifier, for an unobtrusive presence in your waiting room, with H14 HEPA filter. Hi-fi speakers (optional).
Our indoor air quality monitoring tools
Carbon dioxide monitor
Professional Indoor Air Quality measuring sensor – temperature, pressure, relative humidity
The smart particle counter to control indoor air quality
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Protect your patients by suppressing the viruses and bacteria in the air
To limit the risk of airborne contamination during dental procedures, the council of Dental Surgeons recommends ventilating for at least 15 minutes between patients. However, the air cannot always be effectively renewed: absence of windows, winter season, dental clinics with no individual treatment room. Our professional air purifiers for dental clinics are equipped with H14 HEPA filters capable of suppressing 99.995% of viruses, bacteria and germs in the air.
Protect your staff and reduce absenteeism
Just like yourself, your team is particularly exposed to the risk of viral or bacterial infection. If your current air handling system is not performing well enough, your personnel are unprotected, even the secretarial staff.
Installing air purifiers in your dental practice means that you can reassure your staff and reduce sick leave.
Perform your dental treatments with complete peace of mind
With airinspace’s professional air purifiers for dental offices, the air in your treatment room is continuously decontaminated. Even if you have no windows, you can be sure the air you breathe has been purified. Compact and quiet, our air purifiers allow you to work with total peace of mind. Air is treated very close to your patient’s mouth thanks to our mobile units that can be installed just above your dental chair.
Support and services
Benefit from technical assistance for the use of your device:
- Tailored recommendations from our experts
- Installation and start-up tutorial included with your device
- Filter or prefilter change alert system
For your specific needs, don’t hesitate to contact our specialists for on-demand intervention:
- On-site audit
- Initial training
- Airborne surface disinfection operation
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