Detangling Dental Waterlines | Webinar Series PART 1/3 ON DEMAND

Identify and explain the potential health risks associated with dental unit waterlines (DUWL), in addition to analyzing and comparing the various options for the treatment and monitoring of water quality as an important element of Infection Prevention and Control in dental practices.

Why should I test my dental waterlines? (PART 1, Duration: 19 minutes)

Uncover the waterline basics, the main reasons for testing, the consequences of unsafe water, the effects on your health, and your responsibility as a dental professional. Comply with current guidelines that state all staff receive training regarding: water quality, biofilm formation, and water treatment methods. Register now and become a waterline expert.

1 Hour continuing education.

COURSE OBJECTIVES:

1. Recognize the importance of water quality monitoring
2. Understand the consequences of using unsafe water in dental procedures
3. Identify the contributing factors for microbial contamination in dental waterlines
4. Acknowledge the role of aerosols in disease transmission in dental offices
5. Understand the current compliance guidelines in various regions
6. Understand the various types of water test options currently available
7. Implement best practices and tools for maintaining and monitoring water quality

At the end of the course You will be able to identify and explain the potential health risks associated with dental unit waterlines (DUWL), in addition to analyzing and comparing the various options for the treatment and monitoring of water quality as an important element of Infection Prevention and Control in dental practices.