ProEdge Dental Water Labs

United States

The Safe Water Course: 3 Steps to Achieve Safe Water

Pre-Recorded Live Interactive Virtual Webinar with a Testing Mechanism

Andrew Nobilini

Carlie Frampton

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Infection Control - 148

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Infection Control with water line maintenance but without OSHA (infection control must follow the cdc guidelines)

<h2><span class="ql-size-small">Dental continuing education is essential for maintaining licensure, meeting state renewal requirements, staying current with advancements in dentistry, and delivering high-quality patient care. Whether you are a dentist, dental hygienist, dental assistant, or other member of the dental team, continuing education helps support both compliance and professional growth.</span></h2><h2><br></h2><h2><span class="ql-size-small">CE Zoom offers a comprehensive selection of online dental CE courses designed to support dental professionals throughout their careers. Our catalog includes live webinars, self-study CE courses, and state-specific continuing education opportunities covering topics such as clinical dentistry, infection control, ethics, risk management, patient safety, dental materials, practice management, and emerging technologies.</span></h2><h2><br></h2><h2><span class="ql-size-small">Finding the right dental CE courses can be challenging, especially when navigating state-specific renewal requirements and profession-specific CE obligations. CE Zoom helps simplify the process by providing access to courses that support license renewal requirements for dentists, dental hygienists, and other dental professionals.</span></h2><h2><br></h2><h2><span class="ql-size-small">Browse the dental continuing education courses below to find training opportunities that match your interests, career goals, and license renewal needs. Whether you're looking for online dental CE, state-mandated courses, or advanced clinical education, CE Zoom offers flexible learning options designed for today's busy dental professionals.</span></h2><p><br></p><h2><strong>Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Continuing Education</strong></h2><h4><u>Can dental CE courses be completed online?</u></h4><p>Many states allow dentists and dental hygienists to complete some or all of their continuing education requirements online. Requirements vary by state, so always review your licensing board's rules or use CE Zoom's CE Compliance Tracker for a clear breakdown of your license renewal requirements.</p><h4><br></h4><h4><u>How many CE hours do dentists need?</u></h4><p>Dental continuing education requirements vary by state and license type. CE Zoom's CE Compliance Tracker can help identify required hours, mandatory topics, and any remaining requirements needed for license renewal.</p><h4><br></h4><h4><u>How many CE hours do dental hygienists need?</u></h4><p>Requirements vary by state and may include mandatory topics such as infection control, ethics, jurisprudence, or other state-specific courses. CE Zoom's CE Compliance Tracker provides a detailed breakdown of renewal requirements based on your license and state.</p>

<p><strong>Infection control continuing education courses</strong> <strong><u>WITH</u></strong><u> </u><strong style="color: rgb(40, 40, 40);"><u>waterline maintenance and without OSHA</u> </strong>explore the principles, protocols, and evidence-based practices used to prevent the transmission of infectious diseases in dental settings. Courses in this topic are based on the <strong>Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Guidelines for Infection Prevention in Dental Health-Care Settings</strong> and may cover standard precautions, transmission-based precautions, instrument cleaning and sterilization, environmental infection prevention, hand hygiene, personal protective equipment (<strong>PPE</strong>), aseptic techniques, dental unit <strong>waterline maintenance</strong>, surface disinfection, vaccination recommendations, exposure prevention, infection prevention program development, and current clinical best practices. Depending on the course, learners may also examine emerging infectious diseases, outbreak response, quality assurance, documentation, and guidance from organizations such as <strong>OSAP (Organization for Safety, Asepsis and Prevention)</strong>.</p><p>This topic is valuable for <strong>dentists</strong>, <strong>dental hygienists</strong>, <strong>dental assistants</strong>, sterilization technicians, <strong>Infection Prevention Coordinators</strong>, office managers, students, educators, and other members of the dental team responsible for maintaining a safe clinical environment. These <strong>dental continuing education courses</strong> are designed to strengthen knowledge of <strong>infection prevention</strong>, improve compliance with <strong>CDC infection control guidelines</strong>, and support the implementation of effective infection prevention protocols throughout the dental practice. Course content may range from foundational infection control principles to advanced discussions of sterilization monitoring, <strong>dental unit waterline management</strong>, quality improvement, and the development of comprehensive infection prevention programs.</p><p>Some states require <strong>board-approved continuing education</strong> in <strong>infection control</strong> as part of <strong>dental license renewal</strong>, while many licensing boards specifically reference or adopt the <strong>CDC Guidelines for Infection Prevention in Dental Health-Care Settings</strong>. Because <strong>continuing education requirements</strong> vary by state and profession, learners should verify their licensing requirements before enrolling. <strong>CE Zoom's CE Compliance Tracker</strong> can help identify <strong>state-specific continuing education requirements</strong>, mandatory topics, and license renewal requirements.</p><p>Whether you're looking for <strong>online dental CE</strong>, fulfilling an <strong>infection control continuing education</strong> requirement, or serving as your practice's <strong>Infection Prevention Coordinator</strong>, these courses provide practical, evidence-based education to strengthen infection prevention practices, improve patient and employee safety, maintain <strong>dental unit water quality</strong>, support regulatory compliance, and help dental practices deliver safe, high-quality care. While infection control and workplace safety often overlap, this topic focuses specifically on <strong>CDC infection prevention guidelines</strong>, sterilization, disinfection, and <strong>waterline maintenance</strong>, while <strong>OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens</strong> training and <strong>HIPAA</strong> compliance are covered under separate continuing education topics.</p>

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Carlie Frampton

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Courses by Carlie Frampton

The Safe Water Course: 3 Steps to Achieve Safe Water

By: ProEdge Dental Water Labs

Program type: Single Course

Expires: 9/12/2026

Max attendance: Unlimited

Credit Hours: 1.00

Tuition: Free

Presenter: Carlie Frampton

Topic: Infection Control with water line maintenance but without OSHA (infection control must follow the cdc guidelines)

Educational Method: Self Study