Do's and don'ts for infection control

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Dental practices have always had strict infection control protocols. However, in these times, the stakes have never been higher. Patients want and expect that you're providing the highest levels of safety. Practices must stay aware of all the latest rules, regulations, and resources.

Do

Keep abreast of new research regarding infection control. The wide variety of infection control recommendations out there right now is more chaotic than organized. You must work to gradually shore up your practice with the most efficient infection control processes available in the shortest amount of time.

Don

Don't let infection control overwhelm your thinking. You must view infection control as merely another system in the practice that should be organized step by step and followed every time. That is all there is to it.

Roger P. Levin, DDS, is the CEO of Levin Group, a leading dental management consulting firm, and one of the most sought-after speakers in dentistry. Dr. Levin has authored 65 books and more than 4,000 articles on dental practice management and marketing. You can sign up for the Levin Group Tip of the Day.

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