See what the big names in the dental industry have to say! The COVID-19 epidemic that has swept the world has made people pay more attention to health and hygiene issues. With the joint efforts of the people across the country, the epidemic situation in China is becoming more and more stable, and economic recovery is imminent. For the dental industry with strict standards, the resumption of production and work is also faced with serious problems such as iatrogenic cross-infection. It is necessary to increase the construction of nosocomial infection control system, and to ensure the health and safety of medical staff and patients. First.

Industrial production is the driving force for social and economic development, and the products and services it provides constitute the material basis of modern civilization. However, at the same time, industry is also the main source of pollution in the urban environment. Industrial production emits a large amount of industrial waste gas, smog, dust, etc., causing serious pollution to the air, seriously affecting the living conditions of human beings, and even threatening human life.

Aerosol transmission is harmful, and medical protection must be in place. Oral diseases, whether it is acute and chronic pulpitis, acute and chronic apical periodontitis, periodontitis, dental implants, tooth preparation or minimally invasive tooth extraction, the main tool for oral treatment is high speed. A "cell phone" or ultrasonic scaler.

On April 29th, there was a lot of work in the Dynamic Medical Company, and the logistics workers stepped up to load the goods. Transport vehicles that have undergone strict epidemic prevention and disinfection, loaded with hundreds of Dynamic DS 1000 extra-oral aerosol suction machines, slowly drove out of the gate and headed for the port warehouse.

For many dental clinics, this Spring Festival is the coldest "winter" they have experienced over the years. Although there have been such emergencies in the development of enterprises in the past, it is far less than this time - the suspension of business for more than six or seventy days.

In the January 2011 issue of Dental Economics, an article titled "Tonight's Air" discusses the harmful effects of low-quality star dental office air and solutions to improve indoor air quality. Since then, many new discoveries and new ideas have followed on the importance of sanitizing and cleaning dental office air as part of the infection control regime.