INCREASE SAFETY & EFFICACY
Toppen Dental Products use modern technologies to improve water treatment, disinfection, and sterilization within the dental office.
Why Is Improvement In Infection Control Needed?
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Aside from providing top quality dental care, protecting ourselves and our patients with proper infection control standards is of the upmost importance. Neglecting any aspect of this can create serious issues of disease and possibly death. Our mouths are host to a number of pathogens that can be easily transmitted during a dental visit.
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Why Protect Your Water ?
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Anaheim, CA 200 Pediatric Patients Contract Mycobacterial Infections From Dental Water LAWSUIT PENDING |
Clayton County, GA 50 Pediatric Patients Became Ill After Dental Visit-Connected To Contaminated Dental Unit Water LAWSUIT PENDING |
Rome. Italy Elderly Woman Visits Dentist and Dies Due To Bacteria Found In Dental Unit Water Lines |
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Is The Water In Your Office Safe?Water runs through our chairs and are used multiple times a day in a dental office. It may surprise you hear that people have experienced illness from the water in their dental office.The small diameter of waterline tubes and low flow makes dental waterlines susceptible to harboring pathogens that cause serious disease.
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Is Your Disinfectant Harmful or Helpful?Operating in a post-pandemic new normal begs the dental community to re-evaluate their disinfection protocols. But accepting exposure to harmful chemicals that damage the environment and our equipment has been an unavoidable consequence of increased infection control measures. This is an unnecessary by-product when utilizing incorrect products.
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How Is Your Office Protecting Your Water?
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Which Filtration System Fits Your Office Best?
UltraSafe Micro Straw
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UltraSafe In-Line Cartridge
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UltraSafe Office
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The use of an ultrafiltration system guarantees a safe work environment, reducing the possibility of cross-contamination both for patients and healthcare professionals."
- Journal of Preventative Medicine and Hygiene