-Screening patients prior to check in and upon arrival, checking temperatures, and rescheduling anyone with signs of a respiratory illness

-Extending and staggering appointment times to allow for more time to thoroughly disinfect treatment rooms and to reduce the number of patients in the office at one time

-Following state and national guidelines on personal protective equipment, requiring everyone in the office to wear a mask unless they are receiving dental treatment

-Screening team members and taking temperatures every morning, and sending home anyone with signs of a respiratory illness

-Reducing aerosols in treatment rooms using high speed evacuation and a revolutionary suction device called an Isolite

-Offering patients oral rinse before procedures to reduce potential pathogen spread

-Frequently disinfecting waiting areas and contact points in the office and encouraging clean hands by placing hand sanitizer in all patient and staff areas