In a dental practice there's no sterile processing department — there's an assistant, a short gap between chairs, and a lot riding on getting it right. ClarityComply guides every cycle, logs your monitoring, and keeps the practice inspection-ready.
CDC guidance, OSHA, and your state dental board expect sterilization done right and documented — spore testing, monitoring, instrument handling, handpiece heat cycles. But it's a chairside assistant doing it between patients, from memory and a paper log. When the state board inspects, or a monitoring failure surfaces, the practice's license and the dentist's name are on the line.
Ultrasonic, package, sterilize, monitor, document — the whole loop, squeezed into the minutes between one patient leaving and the next sitting down. That time pressure is exactly where steps get skipped.
The guided flow makes sure the whole loop happens — even under time pressure — and documents it as it goes, so nothing has to be reconstructed for the board later.
Dental boards inspect for sterilization compliance and documentation. A gap in your monitoring log is a finding waiting to happen.
A positive spore test means every load since the last negative may be suspect. Without records, you can't scope it — and patient notification becomes the headline.
In a private practice, the compliance risk isn't abstract. It's the dentist's license, the practice's reputation, and a review page that never forgets.
Built for a dental team, not a hospital department — guided, documented, and ready when the board walks in.
The platform walks whoever's reprocessing through each step — ultrasonic, packaging, load, monitoring — cited to CDC guidance and your instrument IFUs. Right by design, not by who's trained.
Weekly biological (spore) tests and every cycle's chemical indicator captured and dated automatically — the monitoring record the board asks for, always current.
Every load becomes an attributed, timestamped record. When the state board inspects, you export the log — instead of hoping the paper binder is complete.
Configured to how your operatory actually reprocesses.
A dental group or DSO faces the same problem a hospital system does: every office reprocesses a little differently, and a board finding at one location is invisible to the group until it happens. Author one sterilization standard, enforce it at every office, and see the whole group's compliance in one place.
See How Multi-Site Works →Self-serve, same-day, and priced for a practice — not an enterprise. Try it first with a 30-day pilot on your real reprocessing that credits toward your first month and converts only once it's proven itself. Multi-office groups scale up from there.
Yes. ClarityComply runs in a browser on the computer or tablet you already have — nothing to install, no server, no IT project. Activation is same-day. If your front desk can use a website, your team can use this.
Yes — that's central to it. Weekly biological (spore) test results and every load's chemical indicator are captured, dated, and attributed. The monitoring log the state board expects stays current automatically, and exports in seconds when you're inspected.
The flows follow CDC dental infection-control guidance and steam-sterilization principles, cited at each step, and produce the documentation dental boards look for. Requirements vary by state, so flows are configured to your practice — but the goal is simple: walk in ready, every time.
It's exactly what this solves. Because the guided flow holds the correct steps, a new assistant reprocesses the same way as your most experienced one from day one — and your sterilization standard doesn't walk out the door when someone leaves.
Yes. Single offices run on the Practice plan; dental groups and DSOs standardize across locations with one authored sterilization standard and group-level visibility. See How Multi-Site Works.
Start a 30-day pilot on your real reprocessing, or see the guided cycle and monitoring log run in a short walkthrough.