Infection prevention
The purpose of infection control is to reduce the occurrence of infectious diseases
All Infection control
How clean is clean?
A look and the reduction of protein adhesion to dental instruments using a pre-treatment foam with Dentisan’s Technical Director Peter Bacon, who evaluates the results of some in-house research
It's all in the mix… the cultu
Continuing Eschmann’s series of articles that look at the daily lives of dental practices from around the world. Here, we get a guide around the 'Harley Street of Dubai' with Dr Gun Ingrid Norell
Cleaning guidelines
Key ways to make the hygiene and maintenance process for treatment units easier and safer
Not just a ‘tick box’ exercise
Priya Sharma considers the role of risk assessments in health and safety
The science behind the products
What is it like to be an integral part of a real scientific team?
Just the beginning
Fiona Ellwood reviews the Society of British Dental Nurses' Annual Dental Symposium
How clean is your phone?
Setting standards in surface cleaning, with Clare Clark
The world of health and safety
This subject is often considered to be less than thrilling, but it is vital all dental team members are up to date with the latest thinking, says Kelly Henderson
Waving the flag for the Mexicans
‘The biggest challenge for us is the misconception that Mexico is unsafe’ – Frank Nunez dispels some myths
The biggest changes in my career
A day in the life of an infection control lead – with dental nurse Karen Jeffrey
A New York state of mind
A day in the life of a US dental practice
Who's who in infection control?
A look at decontamination responsibilities and record keeping in the practice, with Charlotte Cash
Go for green dentistry
Ensuring your practice is environmentally friendly can save time and money – and will paint a good picture for patients, too
Taking the lead
Glenys Bridges considers the steps towards developing the role of lead dental nurse
