Practicon Blog

The best dental surface disinfectant is one that fits your operatory workflow, is appropriate for the surface being treated, and can remain wet for its full label-listed contact time. Wipes, sprays, c … read more

Dental disinfectant contact time is the full amount of time a surface must remain visibly wet with disinfectant to achieve the product’s label-listed efficacy claim. If the surface dries before … read more

When evaluating the dental instrument cassette benefits for your practice, the decision is about more than the initial purchase price. While open trays may cost less upfront, cassette systems can help … read more

Choosing the right dental autoclave comes down to four key factors: capacity, speed, cost, and maintenance. Understanding how each impacts your workflow can help you select the best sterilizer for you … read more