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Reprocessing and reusing endodontic instruments is time-consuming and can degrade quality of care. Think what a complete, pre-sterilized,¹ single-use solution could mean for the safety of your patients and the performance of your practice.

For your patients

The world has changed now. Dental patients are more concerned than ever before about your safety techniques and the instruments you use.

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90%

of patients agree that sterilization is a top concern when visiting a dental office post-COVID-19.*

67%+

would want their dentist to show them the pre-sterilized products in their original packaging prior to use.*

90%

expect their dentist to use single-use products.*

80%

currently feel safe knowing their dentist uses single-use products.*

77%

of patients would be at least somewhat likely to switch to a different dentist if they discover their dentist reuses single-use products.*

80%

would recommend their dentist based on the use of single-use products.*

For Your Practice

Pre-sterilized, single-use products can make a difference for retaining patients, generating referrals, and performing more procedures in less time.

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30 min

of EFDA time are required for cleaning, organizing and reusing instruments: 10 minutes setup + 20 minutes breakdown.†

$1k

may be lost annually, plus lost referrals from one lost patient.**

$14k

in labor and benefits is spent per year to clean, organize and reuse the instruments needed to perform 20 endo procedures per week.††

With less chair time, less reprocessing time and less space dedicated to organization and storage, single-use products improve patient satisfaction and the efficiency of your practice.

Patients want you to use single-use products. When they feel safe with you, they tell their friends and family. And pre-sterilized, single-use solutions make every procedure more efficient and reliable. There’s never been a time to upgrade your practice like NOW.

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^{1. When applicable.

2. CDC. Guidelines for infection control in dental health-care setting—2003. MMWR 2003;52 (RR-17):1-66..}

^{* Based on a 2020 survey of 254 patients. Data on file}

^{* Thomas Wall, M.A., M.B.A.; Albert Guay, D.M.D. The Per-Patient Cost of Dental Care. 2013.

† Estimated.

†† Based on average EFDA salary reported by PayScale Human Capital and benefits reported by U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.}