Quick tips to make your instrument processing thorough and safe

If you've ever watched the reality television show Dirty Jobs, you've probably concluded that dirty jobs are fun to watch or learn about, but not to do. However, these so-called "dirty jobs" play vital roles in society, keeping a world on the move going. When you think about it, especially on a microscopic level, instrument reprocessing is a dirty job, too, with countless microbes and organic debris being removed from the surfaces of instruments.

Back to school sales are everywhere, football is gearing up, and nights are a little bit cooler – sure signs that summer is winding down. As we wrap up beach and barbeque season, nearly 40 million Americans are planning their Labor Day weekend getaways. They are planning their drives, reviewing routes online, and looking up traffic and weather. Road trippers do this because while the aim is the vacation destination, it would be silly – chaotic, even – to set off on their adventure without some planning and exploring what lies ahead.

Dental professionals have a lot on their plates these days. There is a tremendous amount to think about, such as practice profitability, technology investments, team efficiency, new patient acquisition, and continuing education — just to name a few. With all of this to balance, it can be difficult to take a step back and look at specific processes that happen every day to determine if there are better, faster and safer ways to do things.

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With all of the daily obligations and routines that comprise our lives, it can be easy to lose sight of the details. We tend to focus on the big picture: issues that concern our children, our finances, and our homes. Or, in the case of the dental practice, the big picture includes scheduling patients, optimizing the workflow and technology, and making sure the team vibe is positive.

DON’T READ THE NEW HU-FRIEDY BLOG!

SHOCKING, RIGHT? ESPECIALLY COMING FROM THE CEO OF HU-FRIEDY.

Allow me to explain. First, I am very proud to announce that Hu-Friedy is launching a blog. That said, I want you to know how much time and effort we put into thinking through exactly why we wanted to launch a blog, and more importantly, the type of value we hope to deliver to our customers in doing so.