Dental Sterilization and Equipment Maintenance
                     Dental Sterilization and  
Equipment 
Maintenance
Dental handpieces, instruments, and 
equipment  are a costly investment and every 
dental office  needs to have a team that is 
knowledgeable in its  proper care and 
maintenance.
Dental Sterilization and Equipment 
Maintenance
Poorly maintained dental 
handpieces,  instruments, and 
equipment can
compromise the quality of performance, 
lead  to potential health and safety risks, 
and can  cause costly and time-
consuming repair.
 Dental equipment maintenance and
sterilization of handpieces and 
instruments  must be conducted on a 
daily, weekly,
monthly, and yearly basis to ensure 
high  performance and safety for both 
patients  and employees.
Dental Handpiece
Maintenance
Improper maintenance is the #1  
reason for premature
handpiece failure. Protect your 
 investment, and get the
maximum life out of your
handpieces by following our 
 handpiece maintenance
instructions included in our 
 training.
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Learn proper handpiece maintenance procedures 
for  high-speeds, low-speed motors, swivels, 
scalers,  surgical drills, high-quality dental carbide 
or dental  diamond burs, or any kinds of 
attachments  Understand different lubricants and 
cleaners  Review flushing and autoclaving 
procedures
Perfect for new staff or refresher courses 
available  Learn how to get faster drying times 
out of your  sterilizer.
Dental Instrument 
Sterilization
Taking care of your instruments
makes them safer and more 
effective,  so you can protect your 
patients  while operating at 
maximum  efficiency. Hayes will 
show you how  to process your 
instruments and
prevent infection through our 
dental  sterilization training. Also, 
we’ll audit  different types of 
dental burs or any  instrument to 
determine what needs  to be 
sharpened or replaced.
Learn about the importance of pre-
soaking  instruments
Review cleaning,rinsing, and drying 
techniques Improve the life of your sterilizer
Look at lubrication and sterilization procedures  
Evaluate instruments for sharpening
or  replacement.
Determineoptimal instrumentquantitybased
on  patient load.
Dental 
Operatory  
Maintenance
This presentation will provide  
information on how to maintain  
the operatory equipment to  
reduce repair costs, improve  
efficiencies for the office, and  
prevent downtime.
Our dental operatory maintenance course 
will  cover:
Vacuum line maintenance  
Air compressor 
maintenance
Setting proper air pressure for 
handpieces  Dental unit waterline 
cleaning and  maintenance
Best Practices
Properly disinfecting items in the 
operatory  Transporting items to and from 
the operatory  Lighting in the operatory
Organizing items in the operatory
What to consider when replacing 
equipment
Any 
Query  
Contact 
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Laval,  Quebec H7W 4T8, Canada
Phone-NO: +1 877-695-3352
Email: [email protected]
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