Preventing Cross-Infection: Best Practices For Dentists, Dental Assistants, And Medical Nurses

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Hamdah Duhaymis Alnadawi, Walaa Abdullah Alzahrani, Arub Sari Albughubar, Saja Mosleh Althobaiti,Mashael Khalaf Nazal Alanazi,Amjad Mofareh Alrasheedi,Maram Ibrahim Alshammari, Bashayr Mohammed Manqal Alanezi, Joud Nasir Bazaid, Abdulnaser Mohammed Almalki,Safaa Owaid Al-Sulami,Abdulmajeed Salem Bin Muslih Almajnuni, Yunus Sadun Hussain Alharbi, Anas Rubayyi Hamad Alharbi, Omar Barakah A Alhumaidi, Nuha Marzouq Ruzayq Almahyawi

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Preventing cross-infection is a critical concern in dental practice, where dentists, dental assistants, and medical nurses collaboratively ensure a safe environment for both patients and staff. This article examines best practices tailored to each profession within the dental care team, emphasizing teamwork, evidence-based protocols, modern sterilization techniques, and effective communication. Implementing these practices not only reduces infection risks but also builds patient trust and strengthens the overall standard of care in dental clinics.

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