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ENSURE THE CLEANLINESS OF YOUR SURGERY

Dental surgeries and GP practices rely on a clean, fresh and welcoming environment for patients and staff. Enclosed spaces such as waiting rooms, reception areas and consultation rooms can experience lingering odours and a build up of airborne contaminants, especially during busy periods. Routine cleaning supports basic hygiene but does not address the airborne compounds that contribute to stale air and unpleasant smells. AIRsteril units supplied by DAX Airscience provide continuous air treatment that helps improve air quality and maintain a fresher and more pleasant environment throughout the day.

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Dentists & GPs

AIRsteril systems operate inside an enclosed treatment chamber where airborne microorganisms are destroyed and odour causing compounds are broken down before treated air is released back into the room. This process supports improved air quality and helps maintain a cleaner smelling environment without using fragrances or masking agents. Quiet operating models are suitable for consultation rooms, treatment areas and reception spaces where low noise is essential. Systems run continuously with minimal maintenance, supporting cleaner and fresher conditions for patients and staff alike.

INCREASING CLEANLINESS IN YOUR SURGERY

Regular cleaning, disinfecting and fragrances cannot address the airborne compounds that cause lingering smells in enclosed areas. Certain bacteria can multiply rapidly, which helps explain why stale odours can return even after thorough cleaning. AIRsteril technology helps by reducing odour causing compounds in the air and supporting improved overall air freshness across the space.

AIRsteril systems support:

- Improved cleanliness through effective odour reduction.
- A fresher and more pleasant environment for patients and staff.
- Reduced reliance on perfumes or masking chemicals.
- Better first impressions in reception and waiting areas.
- Fresher furnishings through lower airborne deposits.


*Certain bacteria such as E. coli can replicate every 20 minutes, which could in theory lead to very large numbers within a few hours. This highlights how quickly airborne contaminants can develop in enclosed areas.

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