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Breathe Safely At Salvaggio Dentistry

October 16, 2020

Filed under: Brampton Dentist — Tags: brampton dentist, covid-19, covid-19 safety, safe dentist — salvaggiodentistry @ 11:30 am

The safety of our patients has always been our first priority. We have made significant investments towards installing and upgrading our current systems and safety protocols. We now exceed all of the guidelines recommended by the Dental College of Ontario.

Salvaggio Dentistry now features 7 hospital-grade HEPA filtration units along with 5 extra oral suction systems to continuously filter and reduce aerosols. A combination of these systems ELIMINATES ALL AEROSOLS.

During your dental procedures, a high-efficiency aerosol vacuum Traps And Kills Virus & Bacteria At A 99.9% Rate Using Quad Filter Technology.

During your next dental visit with us, rest assured that you can breathe safely and easily.

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Helping you Stay Positive during Covid-19

May 4, 2020

Filed under: Community — Tags: covid-19, covid19, dental jokes., funny — salvaggiodentistry @ 4:56 pm

The Salvaggio’s are trying to remain upbeat during these difficult times……We hope this video helps put a smile on your face!!

Warm regards,

Salvaggio Dentistry Team

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Helpful COVID-19 Tips & Resources

March 30, 2020

Filed under: Community — Tags: Brampton, brampton covid-19, coronavirus, covid 19 resources, covid-19, covid-19 services, covid19, resources — salvaggiodentistry @ 4:15 pm

We know that all Canadians are experiencing a difficult and trying time now to help curb the spread of COVID-19. However, while we are home, there are still some things we can do to stay healthy and resources that we can access to help get through the coming days.

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How the Coronavirus Outbreak Affects Your Dentist

March 20, 2020

Filed under: Brampton Dentist — Tags: brampton dental clinic, brampton dental office, brampton dentist, covid-19 — salvaggiodentistry @ 4:19 pm

With the recent COVID-19 outbreak, it seems like businesses are closing left and right. Restaurants are only open for delivery or takeout and many non-essential companies have closed down. But how do these new practices affect your dentist? As it turns out, the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario (RCDSO) has put out a special order regarding what dentists should do during this pandemic. Continue reading to learn what it is, and how you can recognize and stop the spread of the novel coronavirus.

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