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| Item Number: | DC-0115S |
| Packaging: | bx |
| Manufacturer: | Certol International |
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FAQs
Use a combination of ProSpray™ disinfectant and ProBarrier covers to make turn-over more efficient. The CDC is encouraging use of barriers for better infection control: "Barrier protection of surfaces and equipment can prevent contamination of clinical contact surfaces, but is particularly effective for those that are difficult to clean.
They are surfaces frequently touched during patient treatment and likely to be more contaminated such as air/water syringe handles, unit light handles, handpieces and chair controls.
All surface barriers should be changed between patients. Most dental procedures create aerosols so even if barriers are not directly touched, they are likely to be contaminated.
No, as long as the barrier remained intact and on the surface. According to CDC guidelines The surface needs to be cleaned and disinfected only if contamination is evident.
Try using Tube Sox™. It covers the part of the hose that will become contaminated, reducing the amount of time cleaning and disinfecting these irregular surfaces.
Yes - Chair Sox™ are ideal for this purpose and fit most dental unit chair designs. Chair Sox will also usually cover most chair control switches located on sides or back of chair. Chair Sox are also a versatile size (29" x 30") for covering carts and operator stools.
The ideal barrier cover is X-ray Sox™ - designed to fit most equipment. Change barrier after each patient.
Yes! Try using the disposable disposa chain™. At approximately 5¢ per disposa chain, they are costeffective and avoid the unsanitary appearance of rusted bib clips.
