Dental

Dental office cleaning

After the last patient: operatories, reception, the sterilization-room counters, and the restrooms. Instruments and the autoclave stay with the staff.

Dental chair and operatory counters being wiped

The clinical team turns the room between patients. Think Clean comes in when the day is over and cleans the whole suite: every operatory, the front, the sterilization room surfaces, and the restroom.

We do not flush waterlines, change traps, sterilize instruments, or open handpieces. Fully insured.

Scope of work

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Operatories

  • Wipe the dental chair, the base, and the arms
  • Disinfect counters, the sink, and cabinet pulls
  • Clean the outside of the light once it has cooled
  • Mop the floor, including splatter near the chair

Reception

  • Disinfect the front desk and patient seating
  • Wipe door handles and the check-in counter
  • Vacuum or mop the floor
  • Empty trash

Sterilization room

  • Wipe counters, the sink, and the outside of cabinets
  • Mop the floor
  • We do not load, run, or test the autoclave

Restrooms

  • Disinfect the toilet and sink
  • Restock soap and paper
  • Clean the mirror and mop the floor

Questions

When do you clean a dental office?

After the last patient, or before the office opens.

Do you sterilize instruments?

No. That stays with the dental team. We clean the rooms.

A walkthrough, then a written price.

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Fully insured. Contra Costa County. Free estimate.

Call (925) 705-0461