Purpose-built cleaning for dental offices, ensuring OSHA-compliant sanitization and a pristine, patient-ready environment for every appointment.
Dental offices have unique cleaning requirements — from operatory suites to sterilization areas. EcoFi's DentaClean Program is specifically designed to meet the rigorous hygiene standards dental practices demand, while ensuring OSHA compliance at every step.
Our trained dental facility cleaning professionals understand the critical surfaces, the sensitive equipment, and the patient expectations that make dental office cleaning different from standard commercial cleaning.
EcoFi's DentaClean Program includes Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP) bioluminescence testing to objectively verify that operatory surfaces and patient-contact areas are truly clean — not just visually clean. ATP testing detects biological residue such as bacteria, saliva, blood, and other organic matter that may remain on surfaces even after standard cleaning.
ATP testing is especially vital in dental environments where aerosol-generating procedures create widespread surface contamination. Dental drills, ultrasonic scalers, and air-water syringes produce fine mists that can settle on every surface in the operatory. Visual inspection cannot detect this invisible contamination, making ATP testing an essential tool for confirming patient safety between appointments.
EcoFi's DentaClean Program uses EPA-registered disinfectants specifically suited for dental environments. These include intermediate-level disinfectants such as quaternary ammonium compounds (quats) for operatory surfaces, hydrogen peroxide-based solutions for broad-spectrum pathogen elimination, and sodium hypochlorite (bleach) at appropriate concentrations for non-porous surface disinfection. For surfaces contaminated with blood or saliva, we use tuberculocidal disinfectants that meet OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogens Standard. Enzymatic pre-cleaners are applied to break down protein-based organic matter before disinfection. All products are selected from EPA List N and are effective against bacteria, viruses, and fungi commonly found in dental settings.
Yes. We carefully select cleaning agents that are compatible with dental operatory surfaces, upholstery, and equipment housings. Our team avoids corrosive or abrasive chemicals near sensitive instruments and uses manufacturer-recommended surface cleaners where applicable. Low-VOC, low-odor formulations are prioritized to maintain a comfortable patient environment. Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for every product are maintained and available for your practice records.
EcoFi's quality control for the DentaClean Program is built on multiple verification layers. After every cleaning session, ATP bioluminescence testing is conducted on operatory chairs, tray tables, light handles, and other patient-contact surfaces to confirm they meet cleanliness thresholds. Supervisor inspections using standardized dental facility checklists are performed regularly, and detailed cleaning logs record every task, product, and surface tested. We hold periodic quality review meetings with practice managers and implement a same-day corrective action protocol for any issue identified during inspections or ATP testing.
Dental procedures involving drills, ultrasonic scalers, and air-water syringes generate fine aerosols that settle on surfaces throughout the operatory. Our DentaClean protocol addresses this by disinfecting all surfaces within the aerosol contamination zone — not just the immediate treatment area. This includes countertops, cabinet faces, light fixtures, chair controls, and any surface within a six-foot radius of the patient. We use EPA-registered intermediate-level disinfectants with appropriate contact times to ensure complete pathogen elimination.
Most dental practices require daily professional cleaning, with operatory suites needing thorough disinfection after each patient day. EcoFi offers flexible scheduling including daily, evening, and weekend service to minimize disruption to patient hours. We recommend periodic deep cleans for operatories, sterilization areas, and lab spaces on a weekly or bi-weekly rotation, with additional targeted cleaning after any known exposure or outbreak event.
Yes. EcoFi provides thorough documentation to support your practice's OSHA compliance, including ATP test results, cleaning task logs, product Safety Data Sheets, and staff training records. Our records are formatted to assist with OSHA inspections and dental board audits. We can also customize documentation to align with your practice's specific compliance requirements and internal quality assurance programs.