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Current infection control regulations, which are mandatory for all dental practitioners, have been developed to prevent or minimise the risk of infection for practitioners and patients alike. Dental Board of Australia's Guidelines on Infection control. ADA's Guidelines for Infection Control. www.nhmrc.gov.au. • ADA's Guidelines for Infection Control www.ada.org.au/Publications/guideinfectcont.aspx. • AS/NZS 4815 Office-based health care facilities. Australian Dental Association Inc. (ADA) that these infection control guidelines will be updated every three years to ensure that they remain aligned to the The ADA's Guidelines for Infection Control describes the infection control procedures dental practitioners and their clinical support staff are expected to follow in a dental practice. Professional judgement is critical when applying these guidelines to the particular circumstances of each individual dental practice. On this page, readers will find the Summary, the Infection Prevention Checklist to evaluate compliance, and recommendations from the 2003 guidelines. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has developed special Brought to you by the ADA American Dental Association Infection control procedures are precautions taken in health care settings to prevent the spread of disease. Australian Dental Association Inc. (ADA) that these infection control guidelines will be updated every three years to ensure that they remain aligned to the 1 Jul 2010 The current Australian Dental Association. Guidelines for Infection Control (available at: www.ada.org.au). 2. Behaviours. 2.1. Every dental22 Oct 2018 The ADA urges all practicing dentists, dental auxiliaries and dental laboratories to employ appropriate infection control procedures as described in the 2003 CDC Guidelines, and 2016 CDC Summary and to keep up to date as scientific information leads to improvements in infection control, risk assessment, and disease Recently the ADA Inc released the updated Third Edition of the ADA Guidelines for Infection Prevention. This document is one of the main resources for dental