The holiday season is here, and while everyone is busy shopping and celebrating, dental professionals are gearing up for a bustling practice. To ensure you’re prepared for the season’s challenges, we’ve compiled a comprehensive checklist to help you stay on top of your game.

While no defi nitive study has found a direct link between periodontal disease and heart disease, researchers believe there could be an association. Bacterial plaque in the oralcavity that leads to periodontal disease increases the overall infl ammation level in our bodies and chronic infl ammation is a key contributor to many health problems including:Coronary diseases, rheumatoid arthritis, and pancreatic cancer.

Time management is a real issue for dental practices. There just isn’t enough time in the day. Or is there? Here are some tips for you to improve organization in your clinic!

Applied to permanent molars, sealants can reduce the risk of cavities by 80%. But, what about deciduous teeth … and the caries that can sometimes show up? When it does, it’s common for parents to be upset and worried. And that anxiety can easily pass along to the child.

Discover the evolution of IMS™ Cassettes - born in the midst of the AIDS era, they have been designed to safeguard health with precision and style. From Resin to Signature Series to the cutting-edge Infinity Series, witness the journey of our Cassettes in shaping infection prevention.

GUIDE TO MINIMIZING INFECTION RISKS IN DENTAL PRACTICES - It's always a good time to brush up on ways to support patient safety in the dental chair. That means shining a light on what you and your team need to know to protect yourselves and your patients, starting with a refresher on infection risks."

We identified 6 Myth related to Instrument Management Systems and we are here to bust them all! 

The narrow width, extensive length, and dark/moist environment of dental unit waterlines (DUWLs) provides the ideal home for the growth and survival of colonies of microorganisms that begin to build a sticky matrix creating biofilm, and just because you don't see what's in your water, it doesn't mean you can ignore it. 

Infection control is often overlooked or neglected. Here's how to get back on track.

There are definitely some key topics for infection control in your office. Sharps injuries, your sterilization area, instrument sterilization, patient safety, and organization are all important in creating a safe and healthy environment for you and your patients. Here are some of the big takeaways to keep in mind as you continue your infection control journey.