Disinfecting sanitation wipes play a critical role in maintaining a sterile, compliant dental environment. These wipes offer fast, effective surface disinfection to help protect patients and staff while meeting OSHA and CDC infection control standards.
This collection includes alcohol-based, quaternary ammonium, and hydrogen peroxide wipes for use on hard, non-porous surfaces and clinical contact points. Whether you're disinfecting operatory counters, chairs, equipment, or PPE stations, these products provide dependable cleaning performance without damaging sensitive materials.
Explore leading brands like CaviWipes, Sani-Cloth AF3, and Super Sani-Cloth—made by trusted manufacturers such as Metrex, PDI, and SciCan. Browse Net32’s dental sanitation supplies for competitive prices and a wide selection of online dental sanitation supplies that support a safer practice.
Types of Disinfecting Sanitation Wipes
Alcohol-Based Wipes: Offer rapid drying and broad-spectrum antimicrobial action; ideal for fast-paced workflows.
Quaternary Ammonium Wipes: Effective against bacteria, viruses, and fungi without a strong odor or harsh surface effects.
Hydrogen Peroxide Wipes: Eco-conscious option with strong virucidal and bactericidal properties.
For a complete sterilization setup, explore online sterilization pouches and surface cleaners to complement your disinfecting routine.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How often should disinfecting wipes be used in a dental office?
High-touch surfaces should be wiped down between every patient and at least twice daily for general areas, per CDC guidelines.
Can I use household disinfecting wipes in my dental practice?
No. Professional-grade, EPA-registered disinfectant wipes are required to meet clinical infection control standards.
What is the best way to ensure wipes are effective against viruses like COVID-19?
Use EPA-approved wipes, check their kill-time, and ensure surfaces remain visibly wet for the recommended contact duration.
Are there disinfecting wipes safe for use on dental instruments?
Disinfecting wipes are not intended for sterilizing critical instruments. Use online sterilization pouches or autoclave systems for instrument sterilization.
