Risorse per la gestione dell'acqua dentale Solmetex

Scoprite le risorse Solmetex per tutte le vostre esigenze di gestione delle acque dentali.

Le risorse importanti per il vostro studio dentistico sono a portata di mano. Accedete alla formazione e ai documenti tecnici, programmate una consulenza sull'acqua e molto altro ancora.

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CONSULTAZIONE DELL'ACQUA

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Formazione tecnica

Per saperne di più sugli aspetti tecnici dei prodotti ^Solmetex®, ^Sterisil® e ^DryShield®.

Elenco dei documenti di formazione:

^DryShield®: Installazione ADEC

^DryShield®: Scheda di sicurezza (USA) 8-1-14 (1) AC mps

^DryShield®: Boccaglio monouso SDS 6-12-19

^DryShield®: Guida rapida

^DryShield®: Guida all'uso

^Solmetex®: Manuale di installazione e funzionamento del separatore di amalgama ad alto volume NXT ^Hg5®.

^Solmetex®: Manuale di installazione e funzionamento del separatore di amalgama NXT ^Hg5®.

^Solmetex®: NXT ^Hg5® mini Amalgam Separator Manuale d'installazione e di funzionamento

^Solmetex®: Manuale di installazione e uso di NXT Hg5

^Solmetex®: Manuale di installazione NXT Hg5 Mini

^Solmetex®: NXT Hg5 High Volume Manuale di installazione e funzionamento

^Solmetex®: Come pulire le linee del vuoto prima dell'installazione di un separatore di amalgama

^Solmetex®: NXT Hg5 Procedura di sostituzione e riciclo dei contenitori di raccolta

^Solmetex®: NXT Hg5 Codice di spedizione e istruzioni per l'etichetta

^Solmetex®: Guida alla conoscenza del prodotto NXT Hg5

^Solmetex®: Opuscolo NXT Hg5

^Solmetex®: Registro di ispezione visiva NXT Hg5

^Solmetex®: Solmetex contro i concorrenti 

^Solmetex®: Riciclaggio dei rifiuti di amalgama - La soluzione completa

^Solmetex®: Manuale di installazione Hg5 (Legacy)

^Solmetex®: Hg5 (Legacy) Codice di spedizione e istruzioni per l'etichetta

^Solmetex®: Hg5 (Legacy) Procedura di sostituzione e riciclaggio dei contenitori di raccolta

^Solmetex®: Aggiornamento NXT Hg5 (RPL) Istruzioni per l'aggiornamento/installazione del sistema negli USA

^Solmetex®: NXT Hg5 Procedura di riciclaggio per il vecchio separatore di amalgama Hg5 

^Solmetex®: Manuale NXT DryVac

^Solmetex®: Manuale del kit di manutenzione NXT DryVac

^Solmetex®: Opuscolo NXT DryVac

^Solmetex®: Scheda di garanzia NXT DryVac

^Solmetex®: PowerScrub Vacuum Line Cleaner - Come pulire le linee di aspirazione prima dell'installazione di un separatore di amalgama

^Solmetex®: Linea di aspirazione PowerScrub Istruzioni per l'uso

^Solmetex®: Protocollo di pulizia della linea del vuoto

^Solmetex®: Scheda SDS dell'aspiratore PowerScrub

^Solmetex®: Opuscolo sull'aspiratore PowerScrub

^Solmetex®: Istruzioni PowerSonic

^Solmetex®: Scheda SDS PowerSonic

^Solmetex®: Opuscolo PowerSonic

^Solmetex®: Opuscolo sulle soluzioni per i rifiuti di pratica (recupero dell'amalgama, riciclaggio del piombo, smaltimento dei rifiuti biologici)

^Solmetex®: Opuscolo sul secchio per amalgama PWS

^Solmetex®: Soluzioni per i rifiuti della pratica AQs

^Solmetex®: Riciclaggio dei secchi di amalgama

^Solmetex®: Riciclaggio dei secchi di piombo

^Solmetex®: Riciclaggio delle benne in piombo

^Solmetex®: Cosa c'è nel secchio dell'amalgama?

^Solmetex®: Profilo dei rifiuti di amalgama

^Sterisil®: Citrisil Istruzioni per l'uso

^Sterisil®: Citrisil Scheda di sicurezza (SDS)

^Sterisil®: Foglio informativo sulla paglia

^Sterisil®: Scheda di sicurezza della paglia (SDS)

^Sterisil®: Istruzioni per l'uso della paglia

^Sterisil®: Foglio FAQ sulla paglia

^Sterisil®: Guida all'installazione della paglia A-Dec

^Sterisil®: Informazioni sulla garanzia della paglia

^Sterisil®: Manutenzione della paglia

^Sterisil®: Flacone IFU

^Sterisil®: Foglio a strappo per flaconi

^Sterisil®: raccomandazioni per la linea di galleggiamento

^Sterisil®: protocollo di chiusura e riapertura dell'ufficio per 2 settimane

^Sterisil®: Protocollo di scuotimento con cannuccia

^Sterisil®: Cartuccia Scheda di sicurezza (SDS)

^Sterisil®: Foglio informativo della cartuccia

^Sterisil®: Istruzioni per l'installazione della cartuccia in linea

^Sterisil®: Istruzioni per l'installazione della cartuccia in linea (Rev. C)

^Sterisil®: Istruzioni per l'installazione della cartuccia con valvola

^Sterisil®: Istruzioni per l'installazione della cartuccia con valvola (Rev. C)

^Sterisil®: Informazioni sulla garanzia delle cartucce

^Sterisil®: Manuale di installazione e funzionamento del sistema Sterisil

^Sterisil®: Poster per le notifiche del sistema

^Sterisil®: Letture e funzionamento ideali

^Sterisil®: Istruzioni per il reset del monitor del filtro (fase 5)

^Sterisil®: Istruzioni per il reset del monitor del filtro (fasi 1, 2, 3 e luce UV)

^Sterisil®: Manuale di installazione G4

^Sterisil®: Sterisil System G4 Foglio informativo

^Sterisil®: Informazioni sulla garanzia del sistema Sterisil G4

^Sterisil®: Registro dei dati del sistema G4

^Sterisil®: Manuale d'uso del sistema G4

^Sterisil®: G4 Manuale di installazione e manutenzione

^Sterisil®: Istruzioni per la sostituzione delle cartucce del kit annuale

^Sterisil®: Istruzioni per la sostituzione della cartuccia Stage 4

^Sterisil®: Istruzioni per la sostituzione della cartuccia Stage 5

^Sterisil®: Fase 5 della scheda di sicurezza (SDS)

^Sterisil®: Manuale d'installazione e d'uso del sistema Sterisil G5

^Sterisil®: G5 Foglio informativo

^Sterisil®: Opuscolo tecnico G5

^Sterisil®: G5 Manuale di installazione e manutenzione

^Sterisil®: Software G5 (Aggiornamento 1.5.2021)

^Sterisil®: Note di rilascio del software G5 v1.7.15

^Sterisil®: Video di installazione del chip PIC G5

^Sterisil®: App per PC

^Sterisil®: Procedura per l'aggiornamento del software G5

^Sterisil®: Istruzioni per la sostituzione della scheda SD

^Sterisil®: Fase 5 della scheda di sicurezza (SDS)

^Sterisil®: Informazioni sulla garanzia del sistema G5

^Sterisil®: Foglio informativo Ac

^Sterisil®: Manuale di installazione e funzionamento del sistema Ac

^Sterisil®: Istruzioni per la sostituzione della cartuccia Ac

^Sterisil®: Informazioni sulla garanzia Ac

^Sterisil®: Manuale di installazione e funzionamento del sistema CA

^Sterisil®: Ac+ Foglio informativo

^Sterisil®: Manuale di installazione e funzionamento del sistema Ac+

^Sterisil®: Istruzioni per la sostituzione del kit annuale Ac+

^Sterisil®: Istruzioni per la sostituzione della cartuccia Ac+ Stage 4

^Sterisil®: Ac+ Informazioni sulla garanzia

^Sterisil®: Manuale di installazione e manutenzione del sistema AC+

Certificazioni dell'esercito

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Formazione sul sistema G4 Sterisil (clinici e manutentori medici)
Formazione sul sistema Sterisil G5 (clinici e manutentori medici)
Test di certificazione Sterisil Straw

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Biblioteca dei documenti

Scaricate i documenti relativi ai prodotti Solmetex, Sterisil e DryShield, comprese le istruzioni per l'uso, i manuali di installazione, i fogli di vendita e i fogli di registrazione. Sfoglia i documenti qui sotto.

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Citrisil™ Compresse All-In-One

Documenti

Sterisil^®: Citrisil Dental Waterline Microbial Contaminant Control Tablet

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^Sterisil®: Citrisil Compresse di mantenimento Istruzioni per l'uso

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^Sterisil®: Compresse di mantenimento Citrisil Foglio di vendita

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Sterisil^®: Citrisil Safety Data Sheet

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^Sterisil®: Citrisil™ Compressa per il controllo dei contaminanti microbici nel settore dentale

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^Sterisil®: Citrisil™ Scheda di sicurezza

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Citrisil™ Compresse d'urto

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Sterisil: Protocol For Shocking Waterlines

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Sterisil^®: Citrisil Dental Waterline Microbial Contaminant Control Tablet

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Sterisil^®: Citrisil Safety Data Sheet

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^Sterisil®: Citrisil Shock Istruzioni per l'uso

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^Sterisil®: Citrisil Shock Scheda di sicurezza

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^Sterisil®: Citrisil Shock Foglio di vendita

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^Sterisil®: Citrisil™ Shock Tablets Foglio informativo

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Contenitori di raccolta

Documenti

^Solmetex®: Lista di controllo per la conformità alle norme dentali dell'EPA

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^Solmetex®: Opuscolo sulla procedura di sostituzione e riciclo dei contenitori di raccolta ^Hg5®.

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^Solmetex®: Opuscolo sulla procedura di sostituzione e riciclo dei contenitori di raccolta NXT ^Hg5®.

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Articoli di riviste

^Solmetex®: La conformità EPA resa semplice Articolo della rivista

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Boccaglio ^DryShield

Documenti

Marchio trasversale: Solmetex Programma di conformità EPA Dental Rule Scheda di conformità

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Cross Brand: La soluzione completa per il riciclaggio dell'amalgama Opuscolo sulle regole dell'EPA per l'amalgama dentale

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^DryShield®: Sistema di isolamento tutto in uno

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^DryShield®: Opuscolo ^DryShield

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^DryShield®: Articolo della rivista ^DryShield®

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^DryShield®: Infografica sulla valutazione delle prestazioni di ^DryShield®

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^DryShield®: Guida rapida

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^DryShield®: Guida all'uso

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Articoli di riviste

Cross Brand: Capire la norma sui denti - Articolo della rivista sulla conformità EPA

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Cross Brand: Solmetex Centro di conformità Articolo della rivista

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^DryShield®: Aerosol e schizzi nell'articolo della rivista Odontoiatria

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^DryShield®: Articolo della rivista ^DryShield® Product Spotlight

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^DryShield®: Pronti per le ispezioni - L'articolo della rivista sul programma di manutenzione Solmetex

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FASTCheck15 Striscia per il test dell'acqua in ufficio

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^Sterisil®: Striscia reattiva per acqua in ufficio FASTCheck15 Scheda informativa

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^Sterisil®: FASTCheck15 Striscia reattiva per acqua in ufficio FAQ

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^Sterisil®: FASTCheck15 Striscia reattiva per acqua in ufficio IFU

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^Sterisil®: FASTCheck15 Striscia di test per l'acqua in ufficio Registro dei test

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Informazioni generali

Documenti

Marchio trasversale: Lettera del Dipartimento di Sanità Pubblica del GA riguardante l'acqua contaminata nei riuniti dentali

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Applicazione del concessionario

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Volantino della conferenza invernale Solmetex di Chicago

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NXT DryVac

Documenti

^Solmetex®: Scheda di garanzia DryVac

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^Solmetex®: Migliorate le vostre prestazioni operative proteggendo l'ambiente con NXT DryVac™ e PowerScrub™ Articolo di giornale

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^Solmetex®: Opuscolo NXT DryVac

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^Solmetex®: Manuale NXT DryVac

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^Solmetex®: NXT DryVac™ Manuale dell'apparecchiatura, del montaggio, del funzionamento e della manutenzione Manuale dell'apparecchiatura

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^Solmetex®: Manuale del kit di manutenzione NXT DryVac

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^Solmetex®: NXT DryVac™ Tankless Dry Vacuum Scheda tecnica

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^Solmetex®: NXT DryVac™ Garanzia e istruzioni per la registrazione Garanzia

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Articoli di riviste

^Solmetex®: I sistemi di aspirazione dentale come soluzione per il risparmio idrico Articolo di rivista

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^Solmetex®: Articolo della rivista NXT DryVac™ Tankless Dry Vacuum

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Separatore di amalgama NXT ^Hg5

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^Solmetex®: NXT Hg5 High Volume Manuale di installazione e funzionamento

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^Solmetex®: Manuale di installazione e uso di NXT Hg5

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^Solmetex®: NXT Hg5 mini Manuale di installazione e funzionamento

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^Solmetex®: Opuscolo serie NXT Hg5

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^Solmetex®: NXT ^Hg5® Amalgam Separator Scheda informativa del prodotto

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^Solmetex®: NXT ^Hg5® Etichetta di spedizione Codice e certificato di riciclaggio Istruzioni Foglio informativo

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^Solmetex®: NXT ^Hg5® Etichetta di spedizione Codice e certificato di riciclaggio Istruzioni Foglio informativo

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Articoli di riviste

Cross Brand: È ora di mettere il pilota automatico alla vostra conformità EPA Articolo della rivista

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^Solmetex®: Contenitori di raccolta NXT ^Hg5® e articolo della rivista sul riciclaggio

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^Solmetex®: Articolo della rivista EPA Dental Rule Compliance

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^Solmetex®: Separatore di amalgama NXT ^Hg5® Articolo di rivista

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Contenitore di raccolta NXT ^Hg5

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^Solmetex®: Procedura di sostituzione e riciclo del contenitore di raccolta Hg5

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^Solmetex®: NXT Hg5 Procedura di sostituzione e riciclo dei contenitori di raccolta

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^Solmetex®: NXT Codice di spedizione e istruzioni per l'etichetta

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Secchio per amalgama PWS

Documenti

Marchio incrociato: Opuscolo dell'Associazione dentale del Minnesota e del Consiglio metropolitano sulle migliori pratiche di gestione dei rifiuti di amalgama

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Marchio trasversale: Solmetex Programma di conformità EPA Dental Rule Scheda di conformità

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Cross Brand: La soluzione completa per il riciclaggio dell'amalgama Opuscolo sulle regole dell'EPA per l'amalgama dentale

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^Solmetex®: Istruzioni per il riciclo dei secchi di amalgama

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^Solmetex®: Opuscolo sul recupero dell'amalgama

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^Solmetex®: Migliori pratiche di gestione: Il regolamento EPA "Dental Rule" a quattro componenti Regole/Regolamenti dentali

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^Solmetex®: Practice Waste Solutions Secchiello per amalgama Istruzioni per il riciclo e la spedizione - Foglio di istruzioni

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^Solmetex®: Soluzioni per i rifiuti di pratica Foglio informativo

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Articoli di riviste

Cross Brand: Capire la norma sui denti - Articolo della rivista sulla conformità EPA

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Cross Brand: Effetto dello iodio sulle concentrazioni di mercurio nelle acque reflue delle unità dentistiche Articolo di rivista

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Cross Brand: È ora di mettere il pilota automatico alla vostra conformità EPA Articolo della rivista

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Cross Brand: Solmetex Centro di conformità Articolo della rivista

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^Solmetex®: Articolo della rivista Clean Water & Best Management Practices

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^Solmetex®: La conformità EPA resa semplice Articolo della rivista

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^Solmetex®: La conformità EPA, semplificata Articolo della rivista

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^Solmetex®: Articolo della rivista EPA Dental Rule Compliance

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^Solmetex®: Separatore di amalgama NXT ^Hg5® Articolo di rivista

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^Solmetex®: Articolo della rivista Practice Waste Solutions

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PWS Contenitore per lo smaltimento di rifiuti biologici/spazzatura

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^Solmetex®: Opuscolo sui rischi biologici e sulle scorie

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^Solmetex®: Soluzioni per i rifiuti di pratica Foglio informativo

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Articoli di riviste

Cross Brand: Capire la norma sui denti - Articolo della rivista sulla conformità EPA

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^Solmetex®: Articolo della rivista EPA Dental Rule Compliance

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^Solmetex®: Soluzioni per i rifiuti dello studio per il vostro studio dentistico di gruppo Articolo di rivista

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Secchio di piombo PWS

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^Solmetex®: Lista di controllo per la conformità alle norme dentali dell'EPA

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^Solmetex®: Istruzioni per il riciclo del grembiule di piombo

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^Solmetex®: Grembiule di piombo Etichetta di spedizione Istruzioni Foglio informativo

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^Solmetex®: Istruzioni per il riciclo del foglio di piombo

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^Solmetex®: Foglio di istruzioni per la spedizione del piombo Foglio informativo

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^Solmetex®: Opuscolo sul recupero del piombo

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^Solmetex®: Soluzioni per i rifiuti di pratica Foglio informativo

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Aspiratore PowerScrub™

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^Solmetex®: Lista di controllo per la conformità alle norme dentali dell'EPA

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^Solmetex®: Opuscolo PowerScrub

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^Solmetex®: PowerScrub Istruzioni per l'uso

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^Solmetex®: Garanzia di rimborso PowerScrub

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^Solmetex®: Scheda di sicurezza PowerScrub

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Articoli di riviste

Cross Brand: È ora di mettere il pilota automatico alla vostra conformità EPA Articolo della rivista

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Solmetex: L'effetto dei disinfettanti e dei detergenti di linea sul rilascio di mercurio dall'amalgama Articolo di rivista

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^Solmetex®: La conformità EPA resa semplice Articolo della rivista

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^Solmetex®: Articolo della rivista di valutazione del prodotto PowerScrub

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^Solmetex®: Articolo della rivista PowerScrub sulle linee di aspirapolvere

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Soluzione di pulizia a ultrasuoni PowerSonic

Documenti

Marchio trasversale: Solmetex Programma di conformità EPA Dental Rule Scheda di conformità

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^Solmetex®: Opuscolo PowerSonic

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^Solmetex®: PowerSonic Istruzioni per l'uso

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^Solmetex®: Scheda di sicurezza PowerSonic

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Articoli di riviste

Cross Brand: Capire la norma sui denti - Articolo della rivista sulla conformità EPA

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^Solmetex®: Articolo della rivista sulle soluzioni di pulizia complete

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^Solmetex®: La conformità EPA, semplificata Articolo della rivista

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^Solmetex®: Articolo della rivista Practice Waste Solutions

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^Solmetex®: Potenziate il lavaggio degli strumenti con PowerSonic™ Articolo della rivista

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Cartuccia Sterisil

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^Sterisil®: Istruzioni per l'uso della cartuccia Sterisil (in linea)

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^Sterisil®: Istruzioni per l'uso della cartuccia Sterisil (con valvola)

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^Sterisil®: Cartuccia Sterisil Foglio informativo del prodotto

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^Sterisil®: Scheda di sicurezza delle cartucce Sterisil

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^Sterisil®: Informazioni sulla garanzia delle cartucce Sterisil

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Sterisil R2A Test della linea di galleggiamento

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IFU del test della linea di galleggiamento Sterisil R2A

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^Sterisil®: Scheda informativa sul test di galleggiamento R2A

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Sistema Sterisil AC

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^Sterisil®: Istruzioni per la sostituzione delle cartucce del sistema Sterisil AC

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^Sterisil®: Manuale di installazione e funzionamento del sistema Sterisil AC

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^Sterisil®: Sistema Sterisil AC Foglio informativo del prodotto

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^Sterisil®: Scheda di sintesi del sistema Sterisil AC

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^Sterisil®: Informazioni sulla garanzia del sistema Sterisil AC

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Sistema Sterisil AC+

Documenti

^Sterisil®: Istruzioni per la sostituzione del kit annuale del sistema Sterisil AC+

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^Sterisil®: Manuale di installazione e funzionamento del sistema Sterisil AC+

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^Sterisil®: Sistema Sterisil AC+ Foglio informativo del prodotto

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^Sterisil®: Scheda informativa del sistema Sterisil AC+

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^Sterisil®: Istruzioni per la sostituzione delle cartucce del sistema Sterisil AC+ Stage 4

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^Sterisil®: Informazioni sulla garanzia del sistema Sterisil AC+

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^Sterisil®: Foglio informativo del sistema ^Sterisil® AC

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^Sterisil®: Istruzioni per la sostituzione del kit annuale ^Sterisil® AC+

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^Sterisil®: Foglio informativo del sistema ^Sterisil® AC+

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^Sterisil®: ^Sterisil® Ac+ Specifiche tecniche

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^Sterisil®: Istruzioni per la sostituzione di ^Sterisil® Stage 4

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^Sterisil® AC

Documenti

^Sterisil®: Istruzioni per la sostituzione della cartuccia ^Sterisil® AC

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^Sterisil®: Istruzioni per la sostituzione di ^Sterisil® AC Stage 4

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^Sterisil®: Foglio informativo del sistema ^Sterisil® AC

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^Sterisil®: Scheda tecnica del sistema ^Sterisil® AC

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^Sterisil®: Dichiarazione di garanzia ^Sterisil® AC

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^Sterisil®: Cartucce ^Sterisil® in linea e con valvola Avviso di garanzia e di esclusione di responsabilità

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Bottiglia antimicrobica ^Sterisil

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Bottiglia antimicrobica ^Sterisil® IFU

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^Sterisil®: Controllo della contaminazione da batteri e patogeni opportunistici nelle acque reflue con Citrisil Poster Abstract

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^Sterisil®: Foglio informativo sui protocolli di irrigazione dei riuniti dentali

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^Sterisil®: Importante: fornire acqua sicura ai pazienti dopo una chiusura dell'ufficio di 2 settimane Foglio informativo sulla sicurezza

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^Sterisil®: Contaminazione microbica dei flaconi d'acqua per le sale operatorie dentali Poster/Abstract

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^Sterisil®: Requisiti minimi dei sistemi UV di classe A nella scheda di sicurezza NSF/ANSI 55

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Articoli di riviste

Cross Brand: Il CDC mette in guardia dai batteri nelle tubature dentali dopo che i bambini sono stati infettati Articolo di giornale

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Cross Brand: Solmetex Centro di conformità Articolo della rivista

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^Sterisil®: Articolo della rivista ADA Professional Product Review

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^Sterisil®: Riduzione della contaminazione nei vostri DUWL Articolo di rivista

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Test della linea di galleggiamento del riunito dentale ^Sterisil

Documenti

Marchio trasversale: Libro bianco OSAP Qualità dell'acqua dentale

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Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
	Information	Source
Stato	Dental Board of California current requirements align with CDC recommendations.	Dental Board of California
	In addition, California requires two hours of continuing education in infection control.	Dental Board of CA - Continuing Education Requirements for License Renewal
CDC Guidance	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste EPA's "Dental Rule" Regulation: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Dana Point	Rapporto di conformità una tantum
El Dorado	Relazione di conformità una tantum dello scaricatore dentale	Distretto di irrigazione di El Dorado
Rancho Water District / Murrieta, Temecula Valley	Rapporto di conformità della struttura dentistica di Rancho Water	Acqua Rancho
Santa Cruz and Freedom Counties	Rapporto di conformità una tantum	Best Amalgam Management Practices flier Environmental Compliance
Sacramento	Rapporto di conformità una tantum	Dental Office Compliance Program Compliance Program Flier
Stockton	Rapporto di conformità una tantum	Città di Stockton
As many counties will have a policy in place, be sure to confirm any local compliance required in your region.

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : Recommended
	Information	Source
Stato	The Oregon Board of Dentistry Infection Control Guidelines states, "In determining what constitutes unacceptable patient care with respect to infection control, the Board may consider current infection control guidelines such as those of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the American Dental Association"	Oregon Board of Dentistry Infection Control Guidelines
	In addition, Oregon requires 2 hours of continuing education related to infection control every two years (818-021-0060).	CE log Oregon Laws and Rules Search: 818-021-0060
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Portland	Rapporto di conformità una tantum

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
	Information	Source
Stato	Washington Dental Quality Assurance Commission established the below list of rules that align with the CDC guidelines as outlined in the 2003 “Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings”. These rules state: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. All waterlines must be tested according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. You can pool samples from all lines in a dental unit into one sample, using equal amounts of water from each line. Up to ten lines can be combined, and the number of lines must be documented. Alternatively, each water line can be tested separately. Dental unit waterlines should test 5-10 days and 21-28 days after any repairs or changes to the plumbing. If water quality is not acceptable (>500 CFU/mL), the dentist must take immediate steps to fix it and reduce CFUs to acceptable levels. Dentists should keep records of water system testing and maintenance for five years. This can be in a log or reports from an independent tester, including dates and who conducted the tests.	Washington Administrative Code - 246-817-701 - Dental Unit Water Quality
	Additionally, Washington requires licensed dentists to complete a minimum of one hour of continuing education in infection control annually.	Washington Administrative Code - 246-817-615 - Administrative, education, and training
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Multiplo	Rapporto di conformità una tantum
Seattle	Rapporto di conformità una tantum

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
	Information	Source
Stato	Nevada Board of Dental Examiners. states: "NAC 631.178 Adoption by reference of certain guidelines; compliance with guidelines required: 1. Each person who is licensed pursuant to the provisions of chapter 631 of NRS shall comply with: (a) The provisions of the Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings-2003 adopted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention which is hereby adopted by reference"	Nevada Board of Dental Examiners - NAC 631.178 Infection Control Inspection Form - NV Board of Dental Examiners
	Additionally, Nevada requires two hours continuing education in infection control annually or four hours every two years, depending on the renewal period for the dental professional.	Nevada State Board - Infection Control CE Requirements
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Multiplo	Rapporto di conformità una tantum

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
	Information	Source
Stato	The Idaho Board of Dentistry regulations on Infection Control in the office states, (031. INFECTION CONTROL) "In determining what constitutes unacceptable patient care with respect to infection control, the Board may consider current infection control guidelines such as those of the CDC".	The Idaho Board of Dentistry regulations on Infection Control
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Nampa	Divisione acque reflue di Nampa

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : Not Required
	Information	Source
Stato	While Utah does not have any specific dental unit waterline infection control regulations, best practices suggest that you should follow the CDC guidelines as outlined in the 2003 “Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings”.	Utah Administrative Code, R156-69: Dentist and Dental Hygienist Practice Act Rule Utah Division of Professional Licensing – Dentistry Laws and Rules
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Payson	Rapporto di conformità una tantum
Salt Lake City	Rapporto di conformità una tantum

Water Quality and Safety Compliance: REQUIRED
	Information	Source
State Level	Arizona State Board of Dental Examiners Statutes & Rules states your office must "Comply with current recommended infection control practices for dentistry as published by the national centers for disease control and prevention and as adopted by the board".	Arizona State Dental Board Arizona State Board of Dental Examiners Statues and Rules
	Additionally, Arizona requires at least three hours of continuing education in infection control every three years for relicensure.	Arizona Administrative Code - State Board of Dental Examiners Arizona Dental Association - CE Rquirements
CDC Guidance	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. Use sterile water and delivery system during surgical procedures. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste EPA's "Dental Rule" Regulation: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service completed for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
City of Phoenix	Rapporto di conformità una tantum	Dental Amalgam Rule FAQ - Phoenix

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
	Information	Source
Stato	Montana Board of Dentistry Rules state: "24.138.418 INFECTION CONTROL (1) Each person who is licensed pursuant to the provisions of Title 37, chapter 4, MCA, shall comply with the provisions of the Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings, 2003. The board adopts and incorporates by reference the guidelines which set forth the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommendations for infection prevention and control in a dental-care setting"	Montana Board of Dentistry Rules
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Billings	Ordinance 21-5749
Kalispell	One Time Compliance Report

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
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Stato	Wyoming Board of Dental Examiners recommends Dentists should comply with the provisions set in the Code of Ethics for Dentists along with "the ADA's Principles of Ethics and Code of Professional Conduct, the ADHA's Bylaws and Code of Ethics, and the Centers for Disease Control's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings"	Wyoming State Board of Dental Examiners Principles of Ethics and Code of Professional Conduct ADHA Bylaws and Code of Ethics
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Multiplo	Rapporto di conformità una tantum

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
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Stato	Colorado Code of Regulations require dentists and dental hygienists "must follow the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) 2003 “Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings”, including the CDC’s March 2016 “Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings”, and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA) “Bloodborne Pathogens Standard".	Colorado Code of Regulations a href="https://www.osha.gov/bloodborne-pathogens/standards">“Bloodborne Pathogens Standard"
	Colorado also requires 16 of the 30 required continuing education hours to be clinical or science-based.	Colorado also requires
	In addition, a licensee is "responsible for the compliance of unlicensed dental personnel". "Committing an act or omission that fails to meet generally accepted standards for infection control" may result in disciplinary action against an applicant or licensee. (3 CCR 709-1 Rules and Regulations. 12-35-129. Grounds for disciplinary action.)	Colorado Code of Regulations
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste EPA's "Dental Rule" Regulation: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Più città	Rapporto di conformità una tantum	Associazione dentisti del Colorado
	Programma di recupero dell'amalgama dentale di Metro Water Recovery

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
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Stato	Any provider licensed by or certified by the New Mexico Board of Dental Health Care is required to comply with infection control standards that follow guidelines from the American Dental Association (ADA), the American Dental Hygienists’ Association (ADHA), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and OSHA. Strict infection control practices, including universal precautions and instrument sterilization after each use, are mandatory. Failure to comply may result in disciplinary action by the board. (ADHA), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and OSHA. Strict infection control practices, including universal precautions and instrument sterilization after each use, are mandatory. Failure to comply may result in disciplinary action by the board.	New Mexico Board of Dental Health Care General Provisions - Rule 16.5.1.16
	Additionally, New Mexico requires Dental Professionals to complete a course on infection control every three years.	Dental Health Care FAQs (Licensing) NMAC - Dentistry See Continuing Education Requirements sections NM Regulation and Licensing - Instructors, Training Requirements and Continuing Education
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Multiplo	Rapporto di conformità una tantum

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
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Stato	North Dakota State Board of Dental Examiners requires office's to comply with commonly accepted national infection control guidelines and standards, failure to do so may result in the board's denial of application or disciplinary action against the license and the certificate of registration of any applicant or dentist. (43-28-18. Grounds for denial of or disciplinary action against license and certificate) Best practices suggest that you should follow the CDC guidelines as outlined in the 2003 “Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings”.	North Dakota State Board of Dental Examiners
	Additionally, North Dakota requires two hours of continuing education in infection control.	Continuing Education
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Multiplo	Rapporto di conformità una tantum

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
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Stato	South Dakota Board of Dentistry (Inspections for safety and sanitation ARTICLE 20:43) requires "dentist must maintain the office in compliance with the Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health Care Settings, 2003, of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention". In addition, "the board may suspend or revoke any license issued, after opportunity for hearing as provided in SDCL 1-26, for failure of a dentist to maintain the dentist's entire dental office in a clean and sanitary condition without any accumulation of trash, debris, or filth".	(South Dakota Administrative Rule - Article 20:43)
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Sioux Falls	Rapporto di conformità una tantum	Associazione dentisti del Sud Dakota

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : Nor Required
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Stato	While Nebraska does not have any specific dental unit waterline infection control regulations, Title 172 of Dental Office Maintenance rules and regulations state, "006. EQUIPMENT, INSTRUMENTS, AND IMPLEMENTS: All dental machines and equipment utilizing electrical components must be properly and safely installed, operated, and maintained. All dental instruments and implements which come in contact with patients must be sanitized and any instruments coming in contact with a-patient's bodily secretions shall be sterilized before use on any other patient". Best practices suggest that you should follow the CDC guidelines as outlined in the 2003 “Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings”.	Title 172 of Dental Office Maintenance
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
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Stato	Kanas Dental Practices Act requires that all dental offices must conform to and comply with the current recommendations and guidelines of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (C.D.C.) and/or public health relating to infection control practices for dentistry and/or dental offices.	Kanas Dental Practices Act
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste EPA's "Dental Rule" Regulation: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Wichita	Rapporto di conformità una tantum
Contea di Johnson	Rapporto di conformità una tantum

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
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Stato	Oklahoma Board of Dentistry shall penalize or deny a new applicant for "practicing dentistry in an unsafe or unsanitary manner or place including but not limited to repeated failures to follow Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) or Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) guidelines." (Section 328.32 - Grounds for Penalties) Mobile Dentistry: Oklahoma State Dental Act -59 O.S. § 328.40a (OSCN 2024), Part 1 states "A mobile dental clinic providing dental treatment shall register with the Board of Dentistry and provide the following information:...Types of treatment available and adequate infection control, as required by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Occupational Health and Safety Commission, and equipment and procedures; ...	Oklahoma Board of Dentistry State Dental Act 59 O.S. § 328.40a (OSCN 2024), Part 1 - The State Dental Act
	Additionally, Oklahoma requires Dental Assistants to complete 2 hours of infection control training CE for license renewal. Oral maxillofacial surgery assistants are required to complete 1 hour of infection control CE annually.(59 O.S. § 328.41 (OSCN 2024), Part 1 - The State Dental Act)	State Dental Act - Search: (59 O.S. § 328.41 (OSCN 2024), Part 1 )
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Tulsa	Rapporto di conformità una tantum	Città di Tulsa

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : Recommended
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Stato	Texas Board of Dental Examiners recommend all dental health care professionals shall comply with the CDC guidelines as outlined in the 2003 “Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings”.	Title 22.Part 5 State Board of Dental Examiners Rules and Regulations
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
San Antonio	Rapporto di conformità una tantum

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
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Stato	Minnesota Board of Dentistry recommends (Subp. 11. Infection control) "Dental health care personnel shall comply with the most current infection control guidelines specified by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention".	Minnesota Administrative Rules 3100.6300 Minnesota Board of Dentistry - Infection Control Rules/Regulations & Reporting
	Additionally, Minnesota requires a course in infection control for all dental professionals.	Minnesota Adminstrative Rules 3100.5100
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Mpls/St Paul	Rapporto di conformità una tantum	Agenzia MN per il controllo dell'inquinamento

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
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Stato	Iowa Dental Board grounds for discipline (650—30.4; 147,153,272C) "The following shall constitute grounds for the imposition by the board of one or more of the disciplinary sanctions set forth in rule 650—30.2(153) specifically including the imposition of civil penalties not to exceed $10,000. This rule is not subject to waiver pursuant to 650—Chapter 7 or any other provision of law. 35. Failure to comply with standard precautions for preventing and controlling infectious diseases and managing personnel health and safety concerns related to infection control, as required or recommended for dentistry by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention of the United States Department of Health and Human Services." General Recommendations for Dental Unit Waterlines, Biofilm, and Water Quality Practices for Dental Offices: Use water that meets EPA regulatory standards for drinking water for routine dental treatment output water. Consultare il produttore del riunito per quanto riguarda la necessità di una manutenzione periodica dei meccanismi anti-retrazione.	Iowa Dental Board General Recommendations for Dental Unit Waterlines, Biofilm, and Water Quality Practices for Dental Offices
	Additionally, Iowa requires minium of one hour of continuing education in infection control.
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Più città	Rapporto di conformità una tantum	Associazione dentisti IA

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : Not Required
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Stato	While Missouri does not have any specific dental unit waterline infection control regulations, in section 191.694 subsecs. 1 to 4 - "Infection control procedures — requirements and training for health care facilities and professionals" it states " All health care professionals and health care facilities shall adhere to universal precautions, as defined by the Centers for Disease Control of the United States Public Health Service". Best practices suggest that you should follow the CDC guidelines as outlined in the 2003 “Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings”.	Missouri Statutes - Section 191.694 - Infection Control Procedures Missouri Dental Association- Dental Practice Act
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)

Water Quality and Safety Compliance
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State Level	Arkansas State requires maintaining water quality that meets EPA drinking water standards <500cfu> Mobile Dental Required>/b>: Arkansas Code of 1987 (2024 revision) states: "A mobile dental facility shall comply with the current recommendations for infection-control practices for dentistry promulgated by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as they existed on January 1, 2009, and any rule of the board relating to infection control or reporting in a dental office".	Arkansas State Board of Dental Examiners Arkansas Code of 1987 (2024 revision Arkansas Rule 17.115-1508.Dental Unit Waterlines Arkansas State Board of Dental Examiners - Article XVIII Mobile Dental Facilities
	Additionally, Arkansas requires at least two hours of continuing education in infection control every two years for relicensure.	Arkansas State Code 17 CAR § 115-1503
CDC Guidance	Here’s what 2003 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. Use sterile water and delivery system during surgical procedures. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste EPA's "Dental Rule" Regulation: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
City of Bentonville	Rapporto di conformità una tantum dell'ADEM	Dipartimento della qualità ambientale dell'AR

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
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Stato	Louisiana Board of Dentistry regulations state "all dental health care providers shall strictly observe recognized standard precautions as currently recommended by the Federal Centers for Disease Control (CDC)". To ensure compliance the board conducts inspections of all dental offices within Louisiana.	Louisiana Board of Dentistry regulations
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Multiplo		Stato della Louisiana

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : Recommended
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Stato	Wisconsin Department of Health Services created a Dental Unit WaterlinesToolkit guide to help support oral health clinics in maintaining safe water quality for use in dental units. This toolkit includes best practices outlines in the CDC's "Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care".	Dental Unit Waterlines Toolkit
	Additionally, Wisconsin requires two hours of continuing education in infection control for dental hygienists.	Administrative Code- Continuing Education
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Madison	Rapporto di conformità una tantum	Legislatura dello Stato del WI

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : Not Required
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Stato	While Illinios does not have any specific dental unit waterline infection control regulations, best practices suggest that you should follow the CDC guidelines as outlined in the 2003 “Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings”.
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Chicago	Rapporto di conformità una tantum	Distretto di bonifica delle acque della Grande Chicago
Contea di Lake	Rapporto di conformità una tantum	Lavori pubblici della Contea di Lake
Wheaton	Rapporto di conformità una tantum	Distretto sanitario di Wheaton

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
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	Kentucky Board of Dentistry regulations (Section 5. Infection Control Compliance) states that licensed dentist and professionals whose activities involve contact with "patients, teeth, blood, body fluids, saliva, instruments, equipment, appliances, or intra-oral devices", shall "adhere to the standard precautions outlined in the Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention".	Kentucky Board of Dentistry regulations
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste EPA's "Dental Rule" Regulation: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Louisville	Rapporto di conformità una tantum	MSD
KY settentrionale	Rapporto di conformità una tantum	Acque reflue e acque meteoriche del KY settentrionale

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : Recommended
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Stato	Tennessee Department of Health recommends professionals follow the CDC's "Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care" for infection prevention. Tennessee Standards of Practice for Dental Health speak specifically to waterlines (Section B.3 - Infection Control and state "...Dental unit waterlines must be treated with appropriate products, and all water monitoring recommendations must be adhered to." (Page 89)	Standards of Practice for Dental Public Health
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Multiplo	Rapporto di conformità una tantum

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
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Stato	Mississippi Board of Dental Examiners requires "All professionals licensed by the Mississippi State Board of Dental Examiners must meet or exceed the current Recommended Infection-Control Practices for Dentistry as published by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention".	Mississippi Board of Dental Examiners - Regulation 39
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Multiplo	Rapporto di conformità una tantum

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : Not Required, but Recommended
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Stato	While Michigan does not have any specific dental unit waterline infection control regulations, it does define CDC infection control guidelines within its administrative rules and education requirements. Best practices suggest that you should follow the CDC guidelines as outlined in the 2003 “Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings”.	Michigan Board of Dentistry - Department of Licensing Infection Control Checklist for Dental Offices - Journal of Michigan Dental Association
	Additionally, dental professionals in the state of Michigan are required to complete at least one hour of continuing education in infection control for license renewal.	Michigan Dentist Licensing Guide
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Multiplo	Rapporto di conformità una tantum	EGLE

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
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	Mobile Dentistry: Indiana State Board of Dentistry regulation states mobile dental facilities shall, "conform to all applicable federal, state, and local laws, regulations, and ordinances dealing with radiographic equipment, flammability, construction, sanitation, zoning, infectious waste management, universal precautions, OSHA guidelines, and federal Centers for Disease Control Guidelines, and the applicant possesses all applicable county and city licenses or permits to operate the unit"	Indiana State Board of Dentistry regulation
CDC	Best practices suggest that dental practices should follow the CDC guidelines as outlined in the 2003 “Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings”. Here’s what they say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
State Dental Association	Associazione dentisti dell'Indiana
Bloomington	Rapporto di conformità una tantum	Città di Bloomington
Indianapolis	Rapporto di conformità una tantum

Water Quality and Safety Compliance: REQUIRED
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State Level	Alabama Standards For Infection Control In Dental Offices states: "All dental offices must conform to and comply with the current recommendations and guidelines of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (C.D.C.) relating to infection control practices for dentistry and/or dental offices.	Standards For Infection Control In Dental Offices
	Additionally, Alabama requires one hour of continuous education in infection control every two years for relicensure.	Mandatory Continuing Education For Dentists And Dental Hygienists Board of Dental Examiners of Alabama- CE Summary
CDC Guidance	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. Use sterile water and delivery system during surgical procedures. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste EPA's "Dental Rule" Regulation: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service completed for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
City of Montgomery	Rapporto di conformità una tantum dell'ADEM	Dipartimento di Gestione Ambientale dell'AL

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : Not Required
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Stato	While Ohio does not have any specific dental unit waterline infection control regulations, the Ohio State Dental Board is responsible for protection of the public by enforcing the provision of the Dental Practice Act to ensure infection control standards are being maintained in the dental office. Best practices suggest that you should follow the CDC guidelines as outlined in the 2003 “Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings”.	Ohio State Dental Board - Compliants and Enforcement Infection Control Evaluation Investigator Form Ohio State Dental Board - Infection Control Manual
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Multiplo	Rapporto di conformità una tantum
Dayton	Rapporto di conformità una tantum

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : Not Required
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Stato	While West Virginia does not have any specific dental unit waterline infection control regulations, however the Board of Dentistry may refuse, revoke, or place a probation on a professional's license if "Failing to observe or adhere to regulations, standards, or guidelines regarding infection control, disinfection, or sterilization, or otherwise applicable to dental care settings". Best practices suggest that you should follow the CDC guidelines as outlined in the 2003 “Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings”.	Article 4. West Virginia Dental Practice Act
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Multiplo	Rapporto di conformità una tantum

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : Not Required
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Stato	While Virginia does not have any specific dental unit waterline infection control regulations, the Board of Dentistry may refuse, revoke, or place a probation on a professional's license if "practicing or causing others to practice in a manner as to be a danger to the health and welfare of his patients or to the public". Best practices suggest that you should follow the CDC guidelines as outlined in the 2003 “Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings”.	Code of Virginia: Chpt 27 Board of Dentistry
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Multiplo	Rapporto di conformità una tantum

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
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Stato	North Carolina Dental Hygiene Act (§ 90-233. a5) states: "Clinical dental hygiene services shall be provided in compliance with both CDC and OSHA standards for infection control and patient treatment."	North Carolina Dental Hygiene Act (§ 90-233. a5) OSHA - Infectious Diseases
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Charlotte	Rapporto di conformità una tantum

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
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Stato	Georgia Board of Dentistry requires "all dentists are required by law to adhere to CDC infection control standards and have received extensive training in this area to prevent the transmission of infectious diseases such as HIV and Hepatitis B during dental procedures."	Georgia Dental Policy Manual (Jan 2023) - Download
	Additionally, Georgia Board of Dentistry passed Rule 150-8-.05 which outlines new requirements for dental unit waterline testing and maintenance. Dental professionals must: Test their dental unit water quarterly to ensure it the meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Must properly document their test results and make them accessible for a minimum of 5 years. Upon a waterline test failure, remediate immediately and retest to ensure a passing result of 500 CFU/ml or less.	Intent to Adopt - Rule 150-8-.05
	Georgia also requires two hours of continuing education infection control.	Rule 150-5-.05 Requirements for Continuing Education for Dental Hygienists Rule 150-3-.09 Requirements for Continuing Education for Dentists
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste EPA's "Dental Rule" Regulation: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Più città	Modulo di conformità una tantum	Divisione Protezione Ambiente GA

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : Not Required
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	The Florida Board of Dentistry was established to ensure that every dentist and dental hygienist practicing in this state meets minimum requirements for safe practice. The Board of Dentistry is responsible for licensure, monitoring and ensuring the safe practice of dentists and dental hygienists in their service to the people of Florida.	Florida Department of Health- Chapter 466, Florida Statutes
CDC	Best practices suggest that you should follow the CDC guidelines as outlined in the 2003 “Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings”. Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste EPA's "Dental Rule" Regulation: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Fort Lauderdale	Rapporto di conformità una tantum
Miami/Dade	Rapporto di conformità una tantum	Sito web
San Pietroburgo	Modulo di conformità una tantum

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
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Stato	Pennsylvania State Board of Dentistry requires dentists "to follow current infection-control recommendations issued by the Federal Centers for Disease Control or to ensure that auxiliary personnel and other supervisees follow these Federal guidelines".	Pennsylvania State Board of Dentistry - Chpt 33/ 33.211. Unprofessional Conduct State Board of Dentistry - General Provisions
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Multiplo	Rapporto di conformità una tantum
Valle del Wyoming	Rapporto di conformità una tantum

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
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Stato	Maryland Board of Dental Examiners requires you must follow the CDC guidelines outlined in the 2003 “Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings” and "Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care"	Maryland Board of Dental Examiners
	Additionally, Maryland requires each dental office to designate a licensed supervising dentist specifically responsible for infection control activities, specifically including dental unit waterline testing. For more information, review House Bill 499.	review House Bill 499
	Maryland also requires that a licensee seeking renewal in 2025 and thereafter shall complete a Board-approved course of 3 hours in infection control every renewal cycle.	Maryland State Regulations 10.44.22.04
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings (CDC) Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Baltimora	Rapporto di conformità una tantum	Dipartimento dei lavori pubblici della città di Baltimora

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
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Stato	While New York does not have any specific dental unit waterline infection control regulations, their Rules of the Board of Regents states you must use (§ 29.2 General provisions for health professions. 13) "scientifically accepted infection prevention techniques appropriate to each profession for the cleaning and sterilization or disinfection". Best practices suggest that you should follow the CDC guidelines as outlined in the 2003 “Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings”.	Mandated Training Related to Infection Control
	Additionally, New York requires training in infection control every four years for all licensed dental professionals.	Mandated Training Related to Infection Control Infection Control and Barrier Precautions FAQ
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Albany	Rapporto di conformità una tantum
New York	Rapporto di conformità una tantum

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
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Stato	New Jersey Board of Dentistry states "3:30-8.5 OSHA AND CDC REQUIREMENTS a) When providing dental services, all licensees and registrants shall comply with: 2) Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Recommended Infection Control Practices for Dentistry, incorporated herein by reference, as amended and supplemented, and available at the CDC website".	New Jersey Board of Dentistry
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Multiplo	Rapporto di conformità una tantum

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : Recommended
	Information	Source
Stato	Vermont Department of Health set to "empower health care professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to prevent the spread of infectious diseases, enhance safety, and protect both workers and patients from healthcare-associated infections" using the guidelines outlined in the CDC 2003 “Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings”. The Board of Dental Examiners may refuse a practice license if a the office is maintained in a manner where it "endanger(s) the health or safety of the public".	Vermont - Project Firstline Program: Infection prevention and control is an essential part of caring for and protecting patients and staff Vermont Statutes: 26 V.S.A. § 584
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Multiplo	Rapporto di conformità una tantum

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
	Information	Source
Stato	Massachusetts Board of Registration in Dentistry requires all licensed personal and practices "to operate in compliance with the current Recommended Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings - 2003, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Atlanta".	MA Dental Society Massachusetts Board of Registration in Dentistry- Requirements for the Practice of Dentistry, Dental Hygiene, and Dental Assisting Code of Massachusetts Regulations Title 234
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Multiplo	Rapporto di conformità una tantum	Programma di riciclaggio dell'amalgama dentale/mercurio del MassDEP

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
	Information	Source
Stato	Rhode Island Department of Health (CHAPTER 40 – PROFESSIONAL LICENSING AND FACILITY REGULATION PART 2) adopted and incorperated the Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s “Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Health Care Settings” (2016) guidelines for Dentists, Dental Hygienists, and Dental Assistants Professional Licensing And Facility Regulation. Professionals who fail "to follow current minimum infection control recommendations developed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)" may have their license revoked or suspended by the Board.	Rhode Island Department of Health Chapter 40 – Professional Licensing and Facility Regulation
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Multiplo		Dipartimento del RI per la gestione dell'ambiente
Baia di Naragansett		NBC Environmental Best Practices A2B3A4:C8A1:C8

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
	Information	Source
Stato	Connecticut requires offices to follow the CDC guidelines as outlined in the 2003 Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings.
	Connecticut requires one hour of continuing education in infection control.
	In addition, Connecticut General Statutes Dentistry states, (Chapter 379) a violation or “(15) failure to adhere to the most recent version of the National Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's guidelines for infection control in dental care settings"... "by any unlicensed employee in the practice of dentistry or dental hygiene, with the knowledge of the employer, shall be deemed a violation by the employer".	Connecticut General Statutes Chapter 379-Dentistry
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional recourses the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste EPA's "Dental Rule" Regulation: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Local	Mercury Information for Dental Offices and Dental Training Schools Connecticut - Best Management Practices for Mercury Amalgam CT.Gov - Mercury-Added Product Collection System Plan Dental Use of Mercury (Sections 22a-616(d) and 22a-622 of the Connecticut General Statutes (CGS)
Metropolitan District - Hartford	Wastewater from Dental Practices

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
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Stato	New Hampshire State Rules "CHAPTER Den 500 ETHICAL AND PROFESSIONAL DUTIES PART Den 501 ETHICAL DUTIES (p) Pursuant to RSA 317-A:17, II(g), licensees shall adhere to the American Dental Association’s guidelines for ”Infection Control and Sterilization” revised 10/2022 ... and available as noted in Appendix II."	New Hampshire State Rules-Den 100 Board of Dental Examiners Infection Control Checklist used by the Board's inspectors "when conducting unannounced inspections"
	Additionally, New Hampshire requires two hours continuing education in infection control per biennium (Den 403.03).	NH Board of Dental Examiners Rules - Search: Den 403.03).
ADA	The ADA urges all practicing dentists, dental auxiliaries and dental laboratories to employ appropriate infection control procedures as described in the 2003 CDC Guidelines, and the 2016 CDC Summary and to keep up to date as scientific information leads to improvements in infection control, risk assessment, and disease management in oral health care.	ADA-Infection Control and Sterilization
CDC	Recommended by ADA, here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
	Information	Source
Stato	The State of Maine Professional and Financial Regulation Rules recommends (02 313 Board of Dental Practice - Ch. 12 Practice Requirements) (A.1) "all licensees shall utilize the CDC Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings, 2003. In addition, (C.1.c) "Piped water supply shall conform with local, state and federal regulations. Use of other water sources shall comply with the CDC Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings, 2003".	State of Maine Professional and Financial Regulation Rules
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Multiplo	Rapporto di conformità una tantum	Dipartimento di Protezione Ambientale del ME

Water Quality and Safety Compliance
	Information	Source
State Level	Licensed dentists in the state of Alaska must follow guidelines put in place by the CDC, ADA, and Public Health.	Alaska Dental Society
CDC Guidance	Here’s what 2003 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. Use sterile water and delivery system during surgical procedures. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste EPA's "Dental Rule" Regulation: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service completed for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
State Level	Rapporto di conformità una tantum dell'ALASKA

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : REQUIRED
	Information	Source
	Hawaii Department Of Commerce And Consumer Affairs Rules for Dentists And Dental Hygienists recommended infection control practices for licensed dentists and licensed dental hygienists, "shall practice levels of infection control consistent with the guidelines and recommendations of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the ADA". (Eff and comp 2/9/01; comp 2/9/02; am and comp 1/27/14; comp 8/22/16 (Auth: HRS §448-6) (Imp: HRS §§447-1, 448-6)) The board also requires "the supervising licensed dentist to appropriately train or provide training to dental assistants".	Hawaii Department Of Commerce And Consumer Affairs Rules for Dentists And Dental Hygienists
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional resources the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste EPA's "Dental Rule" Regulation: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Più città	Rapporto di conformità una tantum	Dipartimento della Sanità di HI, sezione acque pulite

Water Quality and Safety Compliance : Not Required
	Information	Source
Stato	While Delaware does not have any specific dental unit waterline infection control regulations, best practices suggest that you should follow the CDC guidelines as outlined in the 2003 “Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings”.
	However, Delaware does require two hours of continuing education in infection control for dentists and hygienists.	Delaware Division of Professional Regulation: 1100 Board of Dentistry and Dental Hygiene
CDC	Here’s what 2003 CDC recommendations say: Ensure dental unit water meets EPA standard of <500 CFU/mL. Test your water according to dental unit manufacturers recommendations. At the beginning of each workday, dental unit lines and devices should be purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes prior to attaching handpieces, scalers, air water syringe tips or other devices. The dental unit lines and devices should be flushed between each patient for a minimum of 20 seconds. For additional recourses the CDC's Summary of Infection Prevention Practices in Dental Settings: Basic Expectations for Safe Care reviews the current infection prevention recommendations and includes a checklist (Appendix A) to help evaluate your office compliance.	Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-care Settings Infection Prevention Education and Training
EPA & Local Amalgam Capture and Recycling Compliance
EPA	There are 4 key components in EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste EPA's "Dental Rule" Regulation: Equipment: Use of an ISO-certified amalgam separator with a separation rate of ≥95% Waste: ‘Dry’ amalgam waste be collected in a clearly marked amalgam bucket for recycling Cleaners: Only non-chlorine or non-oxidizing disinfectants and neutral vacuum line cleaners with a pH 6<8 Documentation: Amalgam waste recycling certificates, maintenance and service records for at least three years	Dental Effluent Guidelines (EPA) EPA “Dental Rule” Regulation on Amalgam Waste Frequently Asked Questions on the Dental Office Category Rule (EPA)
Più città	Rapporto di conformità una tantum	DELCORA

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