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Dental Waste
Dental waste management stands as a necessity for every dentist, be it the proprietor of a solo or a multi-chair clinic. Given that the majority of dental waste constitutes clinical waste, which can potentially harbour infections and hazards in certain instances, ensuring secure and appropriate storage, collection, and disposal should undoubtedly emerge as a paramount concern for all dentists.
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Dental Disposal
Our dental waste disposal service offers the convenience of providing complimentary bins to dental practices across the UK. You can effortlessly fill these bins with the requisite waste and settle the collection charges. We collaborate with a comprehensive network of certified waste carriers operating throughout the nation, ensuring the timely retrieval of your waste bins, bags, and containers from a convenient location.
You have the flexibility to schedule dental waste collection on a daily, weekly, or fortnightly basis, depending on the nature and volume of waste generated. Smaller, single-chair practices may find weekly collections sufficient, while larger clinics may opt for daily dental hazardous waste disposal services.
Types Of Dental Waste
Whether your dental practice is small or large, public or private, easywaste can provide tailored dental waste management services. We offer professional collection and disposal services for common dental waste types.
Dental Waste Containers
Available in different colours to separate and store contaminated needles, scalpels, and syringes.
White clinical waste bins to store waste amalgam, grindings, capsules, and packaging containing residues.
Red waste bags to store contaminated PPE, swabs, and blood generated during dental surgery and other activities.
3-Step Dental Waste Disposal
Step1
Get A Quote
Easily get a quote for your waste disposal requirements in just a few quick and simple steps.
Step2
Arrange Delivery
If you are satisfied with the type, quantity and size of the bins, tell us when you would like your bins delivered.
Step3
Get Your Waste Collected
We organise waste collection at a time and frequency that suits you based on the amount of waste you produce.
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Customised Waste Solutions
Our plans adapt to your waste management needs, offering flexible scheduling and solutions as your business grows.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What distinguishes special waste in dentistry, one might wonder?
Well, special waste in the realm of dentistry pertains to refuse that carries the potential for contagion or infection. Such waste is typically categorised as hazardous and ought to be entrusted solely to authorised entities for collection and proper disposal. The foremost peril associated with special waste in dentistry resides in the transmission of infectious maladies, such as HIV or TB.
What waste goes in a yellow bag?
Yellow bags are used for infectious waste and contain items that need to be incinerated. This could include teeth, teeth with fillings, medicines and anaesthetics, used or unused syringes, as well as highly infectious waste such as infected blood. Yellow bags must only be used for high-risk waste and must be collected and disposed of on a frequent basis.
How do you dispose of lead aprons?
You can dispose of a lead apron by contacting your local recycling company. Scrap metal companies can often take waste lead aprons and recycle them to create new lead aprons. If this isn’t an option, you can contact a hazardous waste handling company to pick up the apron and dispose of it appropriately. Failing that, you can also bring the apron to landfill, though depending on the apron’s toxicity this may not be possible. The landfill site is required to test the apron for its toxicity before accepting it for disposal. If in doubt, contact the apron’s original manufacturer to seek further guidance or to check if they offer a disposal service.
What is gypsum dental waste?
Gypsum is a material commonly used to make dental moulds. Gypsum dental waste is therefore used, damaged, contaminated, or unusable moulds that require disposal. Non-infectious gypsum waste can be incinerated or sometimes recovered. Gypsum dental waste cannot go to landfill as it may biodegrade and release toxins that are harmful to human and environmental health.