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A contactless world

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Kate Scheer considers how dental practices can keep up with developments in contactless technology

Even before the world changed with Covid-19, the use of contactless technology had been on a gradual rise. Over time, it became normal and even expected to have a phone with inbuilt voice recognition and finger or face identification, as well as cars with similar voice automated features. In fact, contactless systems have quickly become the favoured choice, especially as they offer a more hygienic option. Contactless elements can also be applied to the decontamination process within dental practices. This type of technology enables professionals to monitor and control relevant appliances, making the whole decontamination process more efficient and hygienic.


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