Service

IPAC Compliance

Audits, documentation, implementation support, and education to help dental practices stay prepared.

Infection prevention and control is rarely ignored on purpose. It slips because documentation falls behind, a new hire was trained informally, or the manual on the shelf no longer matches what the team actually does.

This service closes that gap: an honest audit of current practice, the documentation to support it, and training so the whole team works the same way — before an inspection makes the gap public.

Support is available as a one-time readiness review or as ongoing maintenance through staff changes and protocol updates.

Who this is for

  • Practices that have never had a formal IPAC review
  • Owners preparing for an inspection
  • Teams with outdated or missing documentation
  • New practices setting up protocols before opening
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What's included

IPAC audit

A walkthrough of sterilization, reprocessing, storage, and clinical workflow against current requirements.

Documentation & manuals

Written policies, logs, and records that reflect what the practice genuinely does day to day.

Gap report & priorities

A clear list of what needs attention, ordered by risk rather than by how easy it is to fix.

Team education

Training so every clinical and support team member understands the protocol and their part in it.

Implementation support

Help putting corrections in place, including workflow and equipment-handling changes.

Ongoing maintenance

Periodic reviews and refreshers so compliance holds through turnover and protocol updates.

How it works

A treatment plan for your practice

  1. 01

    Assess

    Audit current IPAC practice, documentation, and team understanding.

  2. 02

    Diagnose

    Identify gaps between written protocol, requirements, and daily reality.

  3. 03

    Build the plan

    Prioritize corrections and produce the documentation to support them.

  4. 04

    Implement

    Train the team, embed the protocols, and set a schedule to keep them current.

The result

What changes in the practice

Compliance should be a quiet, maintained part of how the practice runs — not a project that restarts every time an inspection is announced.

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  • Documentation that matches actual practice
  • A team trained to one standard
  • Clear records ready for inspection
  • Fewer last-minute compliance scrambles
  • Confidence through staff turnover
  • Protocols that stay current over time