Our office continues to be committed to promoting oral health while safeguarding our community from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. New information suggests that individuals with periodontal disease may be at a higher risk of developing complications if infected with COVID-19. As a result, it is critical to maintain periodontal health with ongoing maintenance and active treatment when needed. We want to reassure you that our office follows the highest infection control standards set forth by the CDC, ADA, OSHA and the State of Colorado. We have implemented additional precautions and systems to ensure the safety and well-being of our patients and staff.
Patient Appointments:
- • Prior to your appointment we will ask you several health screening questions. If you have a fever or other symptoms of illness, we will ask you to delay your appointment.
- • Upon arriving at the office, please call 303-696-7885 to inform us of your arrival. Once instructed to enter the building your temperature will be taken.
- • All patients are required to wear a mask to enter and exit the building. Please use the hand sanitizer available at the entrance.
- • You will be required to complete another screening questionnaire after entering the building per state guidelines.
- • Please do not bring anyone with you into the building (exceptions for dependents and surgical patients).
- • We are asking our patients to respect social distancing (6 feet apart).
- •Pre-procedural mouthrinse will be utilized for all patients.
Office & Staff
- • All team members will be screened and have their temperature taken daily and will wear a mask at all times.
- • Clinical staff will wear personal protective equipment (PPE) including N95 and surgical masks, face shields, hair bonnets and gowns appropriate to each procedure.
- • All surface areas in the front office will be frequently sanitized during the day.
- • Treatment rooms are thoroughly disinfected following every patient.
- • HEPA air filter devices are present in each operatory to help clean the air.
- • Aerosol-mitigation systems have been implemented.
Our office is committed to helping our patients, our staff, and our community stay healthy and safe. As new guidelines develop we will continue to update our protocols. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Be well – Pamela K. McClain, DDS & Rachel A. Schallhorn, DDS, MS