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Dental practices must manage multiple streams of waste, ranging from sharps to heavy metals such as lead and amalgam. Lack of compliance can mean fines and worse, so it’s worth your time to develop a cost-effective dental waste segregation and disposal plan. This infographic presents a segregation model based on current governmental regulations and best management practices from dentistry accreditation and advocacy organizations.
This article was originally featured on Dental Product Shopper. Earlier this year, Georgia became the second state, behind Washington, to put a rule in place requiring dental offices to test
Once seen as a futuristic idea, artificial intelligence (AI) is now actively transforming the delivery of dental care. From diagnostics to documentation and even clinician education, AI is helping make
