Dental clinics have been a focus of attention as dental instruments are possible agents for pathogenic transmission from patient to patient, from patient to doctor and vice versa. With the increasing risk of cross infections by Hepatitis B and HIV viruses, the dental facilities are bound to observe the same stringent rules in sterilization of instruments, and disinfection/maintenance of the operatories.
Sterilization is the complete elimination or destruction of all forms of microbial life and is accomplished in healthcare facilities by either physical or chemical processes. Disinfection describes a process that eliminates many or all pathogenic microorganisms on inanimate objects with the exception of bacterial spores. Method of sterilization that may be used for these instruments and materials that are heat stable include steam under pressure (autoclave), chemical (formaldehyde) vapour, and dry heat.
Out of these three methods steam under pressure i.e. autoclaving is the most dependable method of sterilization, where the instruments are exposed to steam under pressure of 15 pounds at 121 degree Celsius for 15 minutes.

• We use autoclave to sterilize our instruments. Please notice the sealed packets used for the instruments
• Customers can opt for disposable instruments as well
• We have tied up with Bio waste disposal company to dispose of the medical waste.

We have invested in some of the most latest technologies to ensure that all your dental treatments can be completed. The latest technologies help in providing the patients the best and the most comfortable treatment experience.

• Digital X-Ray
• Immediate capture of X-ray image, preventing X-ray overdose
• Apex Locator
• Used for Root canal treatments to determine the root canal length and the appropriate treatment.