There is an assortment of infection control products available to buy on Net32, such as:

• Protective apparel including lab coats/isolation gowns
• Face shields
• Finger cots
• Gloves
• Masks
• Safety glasses & goggles
• Safety glasses lenses
• Powered air purifying respirators & accessories
• Hand creams & lotions
• Side shields
• Surgical protection kits
• Scrub brushes
• Soap
• Shoe covers

We also have accessories like mask and glove dispensers.

There are many benefits of buying infection prevention products from Net32. We carry infection control products from top brands in the dental industry, so everything you get is guaranteed to be high quality. And if you’re not happy with what you purchased, no problem, we offer a 30-day money back guarantee. For your convenience, we make it as easy as possible to find all the products you need in our convenient marketplace.

When you shop on Net32, you’ll get access to deals and savings on every purchase, so you can stock up on supplies for your practice at a fraction of the cost. And when you purchase personal infection control products in bulk, you’ll spend less per item.

From protective apparel to face masks, and even clinical infection control products, the Net32 dental marketplace has everything you need to keep your dental practice safe for your staff and patients.

The infection control products that are needed at a dental practice include:

• Gloves: Gloves should be used whenever there is a possibility of coming in contact with blood or other bodily fluids.
• Face masks: Some type of face mask should be worn to prevent exposure to infectious agents and during procedures where there will be possible exposure to blood or bodily fluids. Face masks should also be given to sick or coughing patients when they enter the dental practice.
• Protective eyewear: Protective eyewear is necessary to wear to prevent exposure to blood or bodily fluids during certain dental procedures.
• Protective clothing: Protective apparel, such as gowns, should be worn by dental staff during any procedure when there is the possibility of being exposed to blood or bodily fluids.

All dental staff involved with patient care should use these infection control supplies at all times.

It’s also imperative to dispose of or properly clean all infection control products after they are used to reduce the risk of cross contamination. Gloves should not be re-worn or washed in-between patients. They are for one-time use only.

All PPE for dental infection control should be removed and properly disposed before leaving the work area. Proper hand hygiene should be performed whenever hands are visibly soiled, before and after treating each patient, and immediately before or after putting on new gloves.