Dental Surgeries
Providing Safety for our dental practices
Just as oral hygiene is an improtant part of our overall health, so too is the quality of air we breathe.
Dental surgeries – particularly those in urban areas – are highly susceptible to poor indoor air quality, while the flow of patients and staff in waiting rooms and surgeries puts practices at high risk for cross-infection of airbourne viruses. Raising the quality of the air in our shared spaces in crutial, especially in sensitive medical environments, and requires more than just a simple air purifier.
You want to show that you are doing everything possible to keep your customers and staff safe while building back your thriving, bustling business with safety in mind firstly. This is where we can help you.
Covid has changed the face of the industry like never before
- You've had to offer less appointments due to increased social distancing
- Turn around between patients is higher due to longer deep cleaning requirements of consultancy rooms
- Keeping staff healthy and in work is a major concern and challenge
We understand the issues and are here to help:
- Decrease the risk of cross-infection of airborne illnesses
- Provide safer working environments
- Increase customers and staff confidence that you are taking their health seriously
- The quality of indoor air is garnering increasing attention, the safety of indoor air in multi-use spaces is vital
- The use of Clean Air Technology will be the new normal - patients will expect indoor multi-use spaces to have air purification in place to protect them
- Be ahead of the curve to keep your business growing in uncertain times
- Lost revenue and having to spend more now on new technology can be scary, we have you covered with finance options available to protect your cash-flow
The Solution
We install simple technology that kills 99.9999% of airborne viruses and Bacteria. Meaning you can operate knowing that your customers and staff are being kept safe from any risks. Allowing your business to get back to the best kind of ‘normal’ possible in 2021
Book a no obligation free call to discuss how our technology and air filtration can help your business
Dental surgeries need complete indoor air safety.
With patients unmasked, splash and splatter from aerosol-generating procedures, and traces of anaesthetic gases, the indoor air in dental surgeries needs to be treated with the utmost care.
The number of known pathogens1 found in dental plaque, including bacteria from the respiratory tract2, which can be released into the air during aerosol-generating procedures.
The concentration of nitrous oxide (N2O) in uncontrolled exposures in dental operators. System maintenance, ventilation, and work practices can effectively reduce concentrations to approximately 25 ppm — the recommended limit3.
The amount of exposure to N2O per week4 that can lead to adverse health effects including liver and kidney disease, as well as decreased immune response and generalized neurological disorders.5
Prevent cross-infection
Dental surgeries are high risk spaces, where potentially ill patients exhale pathogens that can linger in the air for hours6. VIRUSKILLER™ helps prevent cross-infection between patients and staff.
Defense against bioaerosols
The VIRUSKILLER™ Reactor Chamber deactivates airborne viruses, bacteria, and pathogens, protecting the air in dental surgeries before, during and after aerosol-generating procedures7.
Respiratory relief
VIRUSKILLER™ has class-leading performance against gases, VOCs and allergens - providing welcome relief for those staff and patients with respiratory conditions or allergies.
Patient reassurance
Equiping dental practices with cutting-edge VIRUSKILLER™ clean air technology provides crucial reassurance, winning the trust of patients and ensuring they feel protected within the clinic.
Stay one step ahead with premium indoor air safety
With increasing indoor air regulations and public concern, huge demand is being placed on businesses to carefully treat the indoor air. We Share Clean Air, powered by VIRUSKILLER™, champions a venue’s commitment to the highest standards of indoor air quality.
Trusted by dentists worldwide
VIRUSKILLER™ has class-leading performance against gases, VOCs and allergens – providing welcome relief for those staff and patients with respiratory conditions or allergies.
World-class performance for total indoor air hygiene
VIRUSKILLER™ brings world-class clean air solutions to dental surgeries, providing an additional safety measure where hygiene is of the utmost importance. In the same way that dental practices disinfect surfaces and equipment, VIRUSKILLER™ cleans the air, helping to prevent the spread of airborne pathogens.
More than just air purifiers
VIRUSKILLER™ units are standalone, plug-and-play devices perfectly suited to rooms of various sizes and indoor air quality concerns. Get premium indoor air safety technology that filters, neutralises, and decontaminates indoor air, as used in critical care spaces around the world.Click HERE for more information
Philips Disinfection Chambers
The Disinfection Chambers are ideal for the instant disinfection of objects and shared devices. The UVC chambers inactivate the 99.99% of viruses in a matter of minutes and therefore help to reduce the spread of Covid-19. Click HERE for more information.
Viractiv Shield
The Virustatic Shield, reusable face covering with its unique Viruferrin™ coating gives antiviral protection for you and your family. The easy-to-wear face covering helps prevent infection. It’s light and breathable, with proven stopping power, blocks, captures and disables up to 99.99% of viruses, including SARS-CoV-2, the virus which causes COVID-19. Click HERE for more informaiton
We Share Clean Air
"Welcome to the family"
We’re spending more time inside, but instead of being safe from pollutants, we’re more exposed than ever. Indoor air is on average two to five times more polluted than the air outside8 — yet despite greater awareness of airborne diseases, we continue to share the same contaminated air.
Embrace clean air technology and bring fresh air back inside and join the community that is committed to turning the tables on poor indoor air.
References & Footnotes
- Kilian, M. et al. “The oral microbiome – an update for oral healthcare professionals”. British Dental Journal. Vol. 221, 20166: 657–666. doi:10.1038/sj.bdj.2016.865.
- Harrel, S.K.; Molinari, J. “Aerosols and splatter in dentistry: a brief review of the literature and infection control implications”. Journal of the American Dental Association, vol. 135, 200:429-437. doi:10.14219/jada.archive.2004.0207
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. “Control of Nitrous Oxide in Dental Operatories”. CDC. 1996 https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/docs/hazardcontrol/hc3.html
- Szymańska, J. “Environmental health risk of chronic exposure to nitrous oxide in dental practice”. Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine, vol.8 , 2001: 119-122.
- Henry, R.J. “Assessing environmental health concerns associated with nitrous oxide”. Journal of the American Dental Association, vol. 123, 1992: 41-47. doi: 10.14219/jada.archive.1992.0319
- Harrel, S.K.; Molinari, J. “Aerosols and splatter in dentistry – A brief review of the literature and infection control implications”. Journal of the American Dental Association, vol.135. 2004: 429-437
- Nejatidanesh, F. et al. “Risk of Contamination of Different Areas of Dentist’s Face During Dental Practices.” International journal of preventive medicine vol. 4, 5 (2013): 611-5
- United States Environmental Protection Agency. “Introduction to Indoor Air Quality”. EPA https://www.epa.gov/indoor-air-quality-iaq/introduction-indoor-air-quality
