
|Articles|September 1, 2011
Idea Exchange: Gloves let you get a clean grip
Keep things clean when peforming dental prophys with this reader tip.
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When performing a dental prophylaxis, my hands get messy and no doubt covered in bacteria, and then I have to pick up my pen to note results in the patient's chart. So now I put my pen through the finger of a rubber glove and discard the glove when I'm finished. My pen stays clean, and I don't pass along any bacteria.
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Vicky Vantlentenryck, veterinary technician
Upper Montclair, N.J.
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