OSHA and CDC compliant cleaning protocols designed specifically for dental practices. We understand the unique challenges of operatory cleaning, sterilization center protocols, and maintaining patient confidence.
Dental offices have unique cleaning requirements that general cleaning crews simply do not understand. From operatory surfaces to sterilization centers, we know the difference.
Aerosol contamination from dental procedures settles on surfaces throughout the operatory. Standard cleaning misses critical areas.
We clean clinical contact surfaces, splash zones, and high-touch areas using EPA-registered disinfectants and CDC-recommended protocols.
The sterilization area requires a different approach than general cleaning. Cross-contamination between dirty and clean sides is a real risk.
Our crews understand the workflow of sterilization centers. We respect the separation between contaminated and clean zones.
Not all surfaces are created equal. Clinical contact surfaces need different treatment than floors and walls.
We differentiate between clinical contact surfaces, housekeeping surfaces, and splash zones—each gets the appropriate cleaning protocol.
Light switches, door handles, and chair controls are touched constantly but often overlooked by general cleaners.
Systematic high-touch surface disinfection is built into every visit. We do not skip the details that matter.
Patients are watching everything. A smudge on the overhead light or dust on the bracket table erodes trust instantly.
Thorough, consistent cleaning that patients notice. When your operatory sparkles, patients feel confident in your infection control.
Expensive dental equipment needs to be cleaned without damage. Many crews do not know what they should—and should not—touch.
Our dental-trained crews know which equipment is their responsibility and which requires specialized maintenance. We clean around, not through.
Our crews receive specialized training on dental office cleaning, including operatory protocols, sterilization area procedures, and equipment boundaries.
We follow CDC Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings. This is not guesswork—it is protocol.
We know what to clean and what to leave for your sterilization tech. Your handpieces and instruments are safe with us.
Get a cleaning plan designed around your operatories and schedule. We understand dental—and it shows.
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