Dental

Hospital proudly introduces a full range of dental care to children and adults. Supervised by a team of experts, we ensure to provide best dental care to help everyone smile again with full confidence. The department of dentistry (Dental Department) boasts some of the bets surgeons and state of the art equipment, trained and designed to offer you peace of mind. From basic teeth cleaning to advanced cosmetic dentistry allied with maxillofacial solutions, we can offer all our patients customized care to ensure they keep smiling.

Aims and Objectives

Enlisted below are the prime objectives of the department:

• Patient Centric Approach
• State of Art Sterilization
• Provision of service in kind environment
• To focus on the community dentistry

• OPD
• Dental Procedures
• Pain Relief and Root Canal Treatment
• Scaling, Polishing and Treatment of Gum Diseases
• Fillings and Extractions

Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)

Department have following standard operating procedures (SOPs):

• The goal of implementing the correct decontamination/sterilization procedure is to eliminate the risk of transmission of blood borne pathogens from patient to patient and patient to health care worker
• The Infection Prevention/Control (IPC)/Safety Officer (Hygienist) for each dental clinic is responsible for training and monitoring the dental sterilization process.  If there is a breach in the sterilization process it is their responsibility to report this to the Dental Clinic Director and the Infection Prevention/Control Advisor for the Dental Department
• In the event of a breach in the sterilization process, the Clinic IPC/Safety Officer, the Dental Clinic Director, and the Infection Prevention/Control Advisor for the Dental Department will ensure the appropriate steps are taken to correct the situation
• Instruments/cassettes which need to be heat sterilized are to be transported from the dental operatory to the sterilization (instrument processing) area in the approved transport container
• Puncture resistant nitrile utility gloves and proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) (including a laboratory coat, mask and safety glasses) must be worn when handling contaminated instruments and cassettes
• The debridement/decontamination process is to be completed immediately after the instruments/cassettes are brought to the sterilization area in order to reduce the risk of microorganisms becoming encapsulated on the instrument/cassette surfaces