What will you do in the event of an OSHA inspection? Learn what OSHA inspectors look for in a dental office. Find out what types of violations frequently occur. This program takes a “virtual tour” of your office to help you conduct your own mock OSHA inspection.

Each participant will receive an OSHA inspection checklist and helpful resources for OSHA compliance.

Dentists are required to train their team in the new chemical label and Safety Data Sheet requirements. Are you compliant? Learn how to interpret the new
label elements and how to label secondary containers. Gain a deeper understanding of how Safety Data Sheets protect employees and the practice.

Participants learn how to obtain SDS, utilize labels and update your SDS binder. Meet OSHA training requirements, protect your practice and sleep easy knowing you’re compliant.

This program is designed to familiarize the office OSHA coordinator with the basic elements of an OSHA safety program for
dentistry. Attendees will learn how to conduct annual OSHA training for employees, maintain an OSHA manual, manage an exposure incident, and complete the necessary record-keeping forms.

Take home tools include: checklists for conducting
an OSHA inspection, designing a “personalized” OSHA safety plan, tips for organizing an OSHA Safety meeting that meets the annual bloodborne pathogen training requirements, a sample exposure incident plan, and other helpful resources

In this hands on workshop you will create a personalized office safety manual that complements your office OSHA manual. Encompass office safety for your practice with templates, step by step instructions, and checklists for safety written plans. You may bring your OSHA manual to class. (Note-this course and/or materials does not provide an OSHA manual-rather the tools to help you create plans to accompany YOUR OSHA manual).

Each participant will leave with an office safety manual, templates, checklists and digital forms
to personalize.

Recent breaches in Infection Control demand that we review, update, and fine tune our infection control knowledge, skills and procedures. In this high-energy, memorable course, learn how to update existing infection control practices to meet the current CDC Guidelines. Examples of infection control DO’s and DON’Ts and hands on demonstrations will provide the participant with valuable tips. This program will motivate the participant to strive for infection control excellence.

Take-awaysinclude: an infection control checklist, instrument processing protocol, and top resources for infection control and safety.

Dental professionals spend a great deal of time performing hand hygiene procedures. However, repeated use of handhygiene products can cause chronic irritant contact dermatitis. Discomfort due to skin irritation can interfere with adherence to recommended hand hygiene practices.

This “Hands On” workshop is designed to help the dental professional understand how to perform hand hygiene correctly, select appropriate hand hygiene products and gloves, recognize signs of skin irritation and locate reliable resources for hand hygiene.

Leslie takes the clinical team to a dental office infection control crime scene. Learn how to stop Criminal Microbes, explore the dangers of Survivor: Sterilization room, and visit the neighborhood renegade office germs. Tooth Whisperers are responsible for appropriate sterilization and infection control procedures. Protect yourself and your patients from infectious disease transmission. It’s easy, once you know the steps you’ll be Dancing with
the Scalers! Infection Control training is a must for dental health care providers, but who says it has to be boring?

This course raises awareness on the 4 Types of Workplace Violence that may occur in the Dental setting and explains what a Workplace Violence Prevention Plan (WVPP) is. Understand how to create personalized site-specific safety plans and maintain the required reporting, incident and training  documentation.