SURFACES

The rotating instrumentation in dental surgeries generates an aerosol which keeps a set of particles of necrotic tissue and blood suspended, which is then deposited on the equipment and surfaces surrounding the operating area.
Only careful cleaning and decontamination of the surgery can prevent the patient, doctor and his assistants from being exposed to the risk of cross-contamination.

INSTRUMENTS

Potentially contaminated invasive instruments are a real contagion risk for all staff responsible for cleaning surgical instruments.
The decree of the “Ministry of Health” of 28 September 1990 requires that after their use and before the usual sterilization operations, reusable devices must be immediately immersed in a chemical disinfectant with recognized efficacy against HIV.

INSTRUMENTS - DISINFECTION AND STERILIZATION

DD021039
SUPERPERACETIC 10 Enzymatic
Disinfection and sterilization of surgical instruments.
Cold sterilizing solution with a peracetic acid base, which acts in just 10 minutes against all pathogenic microorganisms, including viruses and spores. Enzymatic action that ensures total disintegration and removal of organic residues.
1000 g jar for 65 litres of solution

INSTRUMENTS - HANDS DISINFECTION

DC015021
LIQUID DETERPAN
Liquid detergent with a neutral pH for frequent handwashing.
1000 ml bottle