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COVID-19: Keep Calm & Clean On

Apr 13 • 1 minute read

April 13, 2020 - While our office is currently closed except in cases of emergency, following are cleanliness and safety protocols that have always been in place, and will remain in place when we reopen. While our team is safely working from home, we are missing our patients and thinking ahead to when we can see them again.

 As always, our Mitchell Dentistry team wants to be proactive in addressing any concerns you may have. We are paying close attention to the developments surrounding Coronavirus, and we are checking in for CDC updates on a daily basis so that we continue to be a trusted healthcare resource for our patients.

 We recognize the serious nature of the recent spread of the Coronavirus, and we want to make sure you are aware of the vigilant and consistent safety protocols always in place at Mitchell Dentistry.

 Sterilization & Disinfecting

For decades, our practice has been known for the highest standards when it comes to equipment sterilization and office disinfection procedures. We continue to be vigilant on these measures, above and beyond the standard requirements, to ensure that our offices are safe and clean.

 Patient Care

Patient care is our top priority. Our doctors and staff wear face masks and gloves to protect our patients and to protect ourselves. If a staff member is exhibiting influenza-like symptoms, we ask them to stay at home. If patients are suffering from flu-like symptoms, we ask them to reschedule their appointments so that we can protect our other patients and our staff. Proper hand washing is a given.

 Listening & Educating

The ADA (American Dental Association) has published guidelines from the CDC (Centers for Disease Control) for dentists to follow. Mitchell Dentistry has always strictly adhered to these health and safety protocols, through every type of flu epidemic over the decades, and we will continue to do so. 

Our staff is up to speed on the latest news from the CDC, and we are happy to answer any questions you might have about how we are protecting patients and staff.

Above all, we wish to assure our patients that we are monitoring the situation, listening to our patients’ concerns, and we are available to answer your questions. In the meantime, we continue to sterilize, disinfect, and exceed the standards for cleanliness and safety.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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