Dentinology-hygiene – Dental Waste Management

Visits to the dentist will look very different under social distancing guidelines. The amount of PPE used by staff will increase, generating more medical waste. At dentinology hygiene, we can take care of the basics of dental waste management to help you maintain a clean, welcoming and compliant environment for your patients and staff.
Clinical and hazardous waste disposal solutions for Dental Practices. Dentinology Hygiene is equipped with the solutions to compliantly handle and dispose of any dental waste including clinical, sharps, amalgam and hazardous wastes. With safety at the forefront of our offerings, more dental facilities are choosing us to deliver customer centric and clinically focused waste management services.
As a highly regulated industry, dental clinics and surgeries produce different hazardous wastes to other healthcare services, and it's essential to have expert advice not only in the handling of such waste, but also in correct and compliant segregation, storage, containment and disposal.

Flexible Scheduling
Our trained technicians will deliver your dental waste collection services on a schedule shaped around your needs.
Point of use disposal
Save time and labour and minimise infection transfer risk by disposing and segregating sharps waste at point of generation. Dentinology’s range of accessories include wall mounted or mobile solutions to ensure safer handling at point of care.
Specialist Service
We offer a range of specialist waste storage and disposal options for dentists including clinical waste bags, sharps and amalgam waste.

Full practice solution
From air purifiers to fully serviced washrooms, we can act as a single supplier to help reduce your costs.
Leakproof And Tamperproof
Anti-tamper mechanism and odour lock seals ensure contents are sealed from spillage and unauthorised access. The Dentinology containers’ robust build makes them impenetrable from protruding needles.
Legal compliance
We’ll help you keep up to speed with legislation, and to comply with your duty of care and CQC obligations