STANDARDS OF DENTURE CLINICS & DENTURIST'S PRACTICE

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STANDARDS OF DENTURE CLINICS & DENTURIST'S PRACTICE PURPOSE OF THE STANDARD The purpose of this standard is to ensure clinics maintain a degree of services, decorum and sanitation appropriate for the delivery of a health service to the public. DESCRIPTION OF THE STANDARD Standards for the premises regarding the physical conditions are as follows by the College of Denturists of Ontario. Accepted standards for sterilization procedures are detailed in web section Infection Control. It is required that disposable gloves be used to minimize the transmission of germs and communicable diseases. The non-use of gloves must be undertaken only with the patient's written consent. Practitioners must familiarize themselves with appropriate WHMIS requirements. Click here for more information on WHMIS. Non-compliance with this standard has widespread consequences including patient and practitioner health and legal issues. EXTERNAL STANDARDS Access and availability of staff and patient parking. Signage identifying the clinic and member according to College Regulations. STANDARDS FOR CLINIC PREMISES At a minimum a denture clinic must have a telephone, fire extinguisher, first aid kit, Certificate displayed, and Certificate of Authorization for a Health Professional Corporate (if applicable) displayed; patient access to a washroom, waiting room secure business area, an operatory, and sterilization area. In any communication materials, appropriate professional designation must be used. As well, a denture clinic should be composed of a waiting room, a washroom, business area and laboratory (where these are present the following minimum standards apply). To best accommodate a clinic it is recommended that the minimum space required is approximately 1,000 square feet.

EXTERNAL STANDARDS: REQUIRED External Signage as per College Regulations Internal Signage as per College Regulations Proof of Clinic Name Approved by College Is this denture clinic composed of the following: Waiting Room Washroom Business Area Operatory Laboratory Sterilization Area Does the denture clinic possess the following: Telephone Fire Extinguisher First Aid Kit College Certificate Displayed Certificate of Authorization for a Health Professional Corporation (if applicable) Displayed OPERATORY As of June 1st, 2011 new clinics are required to have a dental chair, examination light and an evacuator or cuspidor in their operatory. As of December 31st, 2011 all existing clinics must meet the same requirements. OPERATORY: REQUIRED Evidence of instrument cleaning, sterilization, and safe storage (individually bagged) Examination light Dental Chair Cuspidor or evacuator with running water Disposable examination gloves Impression trays (individually bagged after sterilization and sufficient number to meet sterilization time guidelines)bags are not to be re-used. Mouth mirrors (sufficient number to meet sterilization time guidelines) Waste disposal (lined) Soap Dispenser Sink (running hot & cold water) Single use disposable towel/air drying mechanism Disposable cups

OPERATORY: RECOMMENDED Storage area (windows, exhaust fans) Bibs (disposable) Facial tissue Hand mirror (5" x 7") Shade guides Safety Glasses Scrubs Lab Coat N-95 masks WAITING ROOM WAITING ROOM: REQUIRED Cleanliness WAITING ROOM: RECOMMENDED Adequate light Chairs Coat rack/hangers STERILIZATION AREA STERILIZATION AREA: REQUIRED Sink with hot and cold water Ultra-sonic (in working order) Autoclave/Chemiclave/Dry Heat Oven/Chemical Sterilants Sterilization & Spore Testing Records - A sterilization area is dedicated to instrument sterilization. All sterilized and disinfected equipment should be stored separately in sealed containers in a manner to minimize cross-contamination (ie; plastic baggie) LABORATORY

LABORATORY: REQUIRED Evidence of asepsis Evidence of surface cleaning & disinfection Sink and running hot and cold water supply Plaster/polishing impermeable work surface Packing/curing impermeable work surface Polishing lathe Trimming lathe Work pans Waste disposal Safety Glasses Workplace Hazardous Material Information System (WHMIS) information sheets LABORATORY: RECOMMENDED Gas Technician bench/stools/chairs Storage space Boil out unit Processing unit Bunsen burner Splash pans Articulators Scrubs Lab Coat WASHROOM WASHROOM: REQUIRED Toilet Sink with running hot and cold water Hand soap (dispenser) Single-use/disposable towels or air dryer Waste disposal (lined) Cleanliness (adequate asepsis and hygiene practiced) WASHROOM: RECOMMENDED Light Mirror

SECURE BUSINESS AREA SECURE BUSINESS AREA: REQUIRED Secure file cabinet (record storage) Computer screen not observable to non-staff Computer records password protected Patient treatment records Consent to Information Collection document identifying practitioner Privacy policy for patients to sign Patient receipts Patient appointment mechanism Consent to Treatment Plan SECURE BUSINESS AREA: RECOMMENDED Desk and chair Business appointment cards Statements/letterhead/envelopes Bookkeeping and stationery supplies