In recent years, the field of dentistry in Georgia has undergone significant development, witnessing an increase in awareness among personnel, patients, and a growing demand for improved management, administration, and services. The escalating competition has underscored the imperative for qualitative advancements.
Issues pertaining to Infection Control and Radiation Safety have gained unprecedented prominence and relevance. The global sharing of best practices has inevitably transformed the perspectives, concepts, and approaches of dentists and clinics alike.
The creation of this guideline is driven by the objective of consolidating fundamental recommendations essential for secure operations within a modern dental clinic. It addresses the crucial aspects of effective radiation control, precise imaging, and the utmost safety optimization for both personnel and patients.
This work meticulously incorporates requirements outlined in normative documents endorsed by the Georgian Government and decrees approved by esteemed bodies such as the American Dental Association, the European Commission of Radiation Protection, the World Dental Federation, the International Commission of Radiation Protection, and the USA Food and Drug Administration.
Designed to be a valuable resource, this guideline is intended to assist dental clinic managers, individuals responsible for radiation safety, and professionals in radiography labs. By adhering to these comprehensive recommendations, stakeholders can ensure a safer and more efficient working environment, aligning with the evolving global standards in dentistry.