At Marwaha Dental Clinic in Gurugram, infection control is part of routine dental care. The clinic uses instrument cleaning, suitable sterilisation or disinfection, single-use materials where appropriate, and surface cleaning according to the item and procedure.
Marwaha Dental Clinic is based in DLF Phase 2. Instrument reprocessing, single-use materials and surface disinfection have different roles in dental infection control.
Our Sterilization Process
Front-Loading Vacuum Autoclave
Our clinic uses a front-loading vacuum autoclave. Reusable instruments need cleaning and compatible sterilisation following the manufacturer’s instructions. An autoclave is one part of that process; packaging, handling and monitoring also matter.
Device-Specific Reprocessing
Reprocessing must suit the device and its intended use. A general disinfection claim does not establish that an item is ready for patient care; follow the device manufacturer’s validated instructions.
Surface Disinfection Protocol
All clinical surfaces - dental chair, bracket table, light handles, and surrounding areas - are disinfected with hospital-grade disinfectants between every patient. Barrier covers are applied to surfaces that cannot be wiped, such as light switches and chair controls, and replaced after each patient.
Single-Use Materials
Items designated for single use are discarded after use. They are distinct from reusable instruments, which require appropriate reprocessing before use for another patient.
Biomedical Waste Disposal
All clinical waste - sharps, contaminated materials, and biomedical waste - is segregated, stored, and disposed of through a licensed biomedical waste management system in compliance with the Biomedical Waste Management Rules, 2016.
Meet the Dentist
Marwaha Dental Clinic is led by Dr. Divya Marwaha, a BDS Gold Medalist with advanced training at AIIMS, New Delhi, and a PG Diploma in Oral Implantology and Surgery from Germany. The clinic has served Gurugram since 2004 and continues at DLF Phase 2.