Many dental colleges refer back to literature and standards that are in place in hospital negative pressure rooms to create these recommendations. In these negative pressure environments, there are rigorous design and HVAC controls that allow modification of the time required for the airborne contamination to settle before disinfection and turnover of the room can be performed.  The number of air exchanges per hour (ACH), negative pressure differential and filtered exhaust are important focus points in our solution. These same hospital standards will be applied to your practice and certification by HVAC professionals with experience in hospital negative pressure rooms.   Furthermore, your facility will be approved both by a Certified Infection Control Professional (CIC) and a Medical Microbiologist and Infection Control Physician. Specific calculations will be performed and live monitored that will allow you to turn over your rooms in less time.