Infection Control in the Prosthodontic Laboratory?

Barrier system must be followed in the laboratory routinely. It includes hand washing with plain or antimicrobial soap (or an alcohol-based hand rub if hands are not visibly soiled). Use of personal protection equipments is a must when there is potential for occupational exposure to blood-borne pathogens.

What are some examples of proper infection control in the dental lab?

Prevention measures include: organization of the dental laboratory into separate receiving, production, and shipping areas; appropriate personal protective equipment; frequent hand hygiene; use of unit-dosing principles where appropriate; and proper laboratory case disinfection.

How do you manage a dental laboratory?