Dental Practices

Hypochlorous Acid (HOCl) is found in the human body at the white blood cell level and is therefore safe for nasal and oral rinsing to decontaminate, as well as safe for nebulizing.

Additionally, the dental community is now recognizing the most effective and safest way to disinfectant their offices is by fogging with HOCl to combat lingering aerosols.

Recent NIH studies indicates that HOCl can be used with a high degree of predictability for disinfecting against COVID-19 and HOCl atomizing is the decontamination technique that best suits the needs of the dental clinic, with its ability to disinfect large areas by producing small, aerosolized particles to control noroviruses.

One NIH study states: HOCl atomizing is the decontamination technique that best suits the needs of the dental clinic, with its ability to produce small, aerosolized particles. Dentists should consider the use of HOCl and no-touch decontamination technologies [ultra-low volume foggers] to improve disinfection of surfaces in dental clinics.

The speed at which HOCl begins working, as well as the power and convenience of the spraying delivery system to disinfect large areas quickly, helps businesses communicate a message to both customers and staff that their good health is their highest priority.