High-efficiency air filtration systems operate throughout the practice — in operatories, the surgical suite, and common areas. These systems capture airborne particulates, aerosols, and contaminants generated during dental procedures.
Air quality management is particularly relevant during procedures that produce aerosols — polishing, scaling, and high-speed preparation. Vitality's filtration systems are designed to manage these exposures continuously, not reactively.
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Amalgam separators capture mercury-containing particles from wastewater before they enter the municipal system, in full compliance with Canadian environmental regulations.

High-volume suction, water cooling, and sectioning techniques minimize mercury vapor exposure during amalgam removal procedures.

Air filtration systems provide an additional layer of protection during complex procedures involving mercury restoration removal.
Mercury Management
Responsible Amalgam Handling
Dental amalgam contains mercury, and its responsible management — both during removal and in waste handling — is a priority at Vitality. The practice uses amalgam separators that capture mercury-containing particles from wastewater before they enter the municipal system.
When amalgam restorations are removed, protocols are followed to minimize mercury vapor exposure — including high-volume suction, water cooling, and sectioning techniques that reduce aerosol generation.