We close on Christmas day. Happy holiday & Merry Christmas. From Dr. Ng
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Sunday, December 25, 2011
Monday, August 29, 2011
Selamat Hari Raya & Happy Merdeka Day
To all our customers and blog readers:
and..
due to this festival season, we close from 30 August (Tue) till 2 Sept 2011 (Fri).
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Snap-On Smile®
A new dental treatment to improve your smile:
No injection
No pain
No cutting your teeth
Non-invasive
Cheaper than the conventional method
Easy
Whiter teeth
and finally....
BEAUTIFUL SMILE!!
For more info log on to:
or
Call us for an appointment:
PRESTIGE DENTAL CARE
(+6)03-80603389
email: prestigedentalcare@gmail.com
Thursday, June 02, 2011
Introduction: Nitrous Oxide Relaxation
We have a new equipment for our anxious customer
Do you feel very anxious whenever you visit a dentist?
or
You start to shiver when you sit on the dental chair, thinking that you will be going onto a roller-coaster ride?
We have a solution to you...
Introducing
Nitrous Oxide Relaxation….
Transforming dental anxiety into soothing, peaceful relaxation.
Benefits from nitrous oxide sedation:
- relax & calm during dental treatment
- very safe procedure
- good for uncooperative child
- fast on-set and effective
- no hang-over effect
Read more
Tuesday, February 01, 2011
Happy Chinese New Year
We close from 2nd February (Wednesday) to 9th February 2011 (Wednesday) due to Chinese New Year festival. We will resume business as usual on 10th February 2011 (Thursday).
Contact us:
Tel: 03-8060 3389
SMS: 013-394 3389
Friday, December 31, 2010
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Infection Control And Sterilization
Infection Control
What most concern us, healthcare provider and the patient is the spread of disease (eg. HIV, Hepatitis B) during treatment. It can be spread from patient to patient or from patient to the healthcare provider. Therefore, this spread of disease has to be stopped or minimized. No one wants to get a disease when he just come to clinic for a dental checkup.
There are various way to control infection:
All these infection control protocol has already been practiced in our clinic to prevent infection spread.
Sterilization
Dental instruments which are non-disposable has to be cleaned, ultrasonic bathed, dried and pouched (put into a bag) before sterilizing.
Autoclave
Most dental clinic use autoclave unit to sterilize their instruments. Autoclave unit uses highly pressurized stream to penetrated deep into the pouches to kill microorganism (including virus, bacteria or spore).
According to the European Standard EN 13060, autoclave are divided into:
Type B- It has 3-times per-vacuum preceding vacuum drying. It can be used on wrapped and hollow instruments, which means a piece of equipment can be sterilized now for use later. This is the most effective autoclave as the steam able to penetrates deep into the pouches/wrappers or even double pouched instruments.
Type S - Comes with a one times pre-vacuum and vacuum drying function and efficient quick spraying steam generator. It can't be used to sterilize instruments which are double pouch or the instruments which are wrapped in the thick wrapper/pouch.
Type N - This autoclave comes without vacuum function, it can be used for hollow instruments and solid instruments.This autoclaves are only suitable for a specific type of load--for solid, unwrapped instruments.
For more info please click HERE
What most concern us, healthcare provider and the patient is the spread of disease (eg. HIV, Hepatitis B) during treatment. It can be spread from patient to patient or from patient to the healthcare provider. Therefore, this spread of disease has to be stopped or minimized. No one wants to get a disease when he just come to clinic for a dental checkup.
There are various way to control infection:
- Wearing gloves (new gloves of every patient), face mask, eye shields, gown
- Use only sterilized instruments which are pouched to prevent exposure before used
- Use more disposable material such as paper cup, bib, wrapping paper and saliva suction tip
- Single use only for any sharp objects such as needle, blade, and suture material
- Using disinfectant to disinfect surfaces or handles after every patient.
All these infection control protocol has already been practiced in our clinic to prevent infection spread.
Sterilization
Dental instruments which are non-disposable has to be cleaned, ultrasonic bathed, dried and pouched (put into a bag) before sterilizing.
The dental instruments are ultrasonic cleaned
We pouched our instruments before sterilizing. After sterilization the pouched instrument are kept in the drawer (Below)
Autoclave
Most dental clinic use autoclave unit to sterilize their instruments. Autoclave unit uses highly pressurized stream to penetrated deep into the pouches to kill microorganism (including virus, bacteria or spore).
According to the European Standard EN 13060, autoclave are divided into:
Type B- It has 3-times per-vacuum preceding vacuum drying. It can be used on wrapped and hollow instruments, which means a piece of equipment can be sterilized now for use later. This is the most effective autoclave as the steam able to penetrates deep into the pouches/wrappers or even double pouched instruments.
Type S - Comes with a one times pre-vacuum and vacuum drying function and efficient quick spraying steam generator. It can't be used to sterilize instruments which are double pouch or the instruments which are wrapped in the thick wrapper/pouch.
Type N - This autoclave comes without vacuum function, it can be used for hollow instruments and solid instruments.This autoclaves are only suitable for a specific type of load--for solid, unwrapped instruments.
For more info please click HERE
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