A sanitizing setup, at a glance.
The containers and trays that keep a station organized between clients. Your state board sets the rules, and the disinfectant label sets the contact time.
Six pieces for the station
Stainless Steel Sterilizing BoxA 3-piece stainless set for soaking and storing metal implements.
Sterilizer Box, Clear CoverHolds tools in disinfectant solution between clients, with a clear cover.
Drill Bit ContainerA dedicated container for soaking e-file bits in disinfectant solution.
Glass Sterilizer Jar 25ozA clear glass jar for bits, tweezers and small implements.
Large Tray with HolesA perforated tray that lets liquid drain, so tools dry faster.
Small Stainless TrayA compact tray to keep implements organized and ready.
Disinfectant solution is sold separately. Use one your state board accepts and follow its label for dilution and contact time.
A simple between-clients routine
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1Clean firstRemove debris and wash non-disposable tools with soap and water before they go into any disinfectant.
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2DisinfectSoak clean tools in your approved solution for the contact time on its label, using a sterilizer box or a bit container.
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3Rinse and dryRinse if the label says to, then let tools drain and dry on a clean perforated tray.
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4Store cleanKeep clean tools in a clean, covered container until the next client.
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5Discard single useThrow away used files, buffers and wipes after one client. See your state board for what counts as single use.
Quick rules
Do
- Follow your state board rules
- Clean before you disinfect
- Use the label contact time
- Keep clean tools covered
Don't
- Do not reuse single-use files
- Do not mix clean and used tools
- Do not store tools wet
- Do not guess at dilution, read the label
Single-use and station essentials
More trays and containers
Quick answers
What is the difference between cleaning and disinfecting?
Cleaning removes debris with soap and water. Disinfecting uses a solution to treat clean tools. Clean first, because debris can get in the way of disinfectant.
Do these containers include disinfectant?
No. The Drill Bit Disinfectant Container and the other containers hold tools. Disinfectant solution is sold separately.
Which rules do I follow?
Your state board. Rules vary by state, so check your board for what to disinfect, what counts as single use and how often.
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