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Dental Office Hazardous Waste Dental clinics produce few hazardous wastes, and most of these are recyclable. This fact sheet outlines hazardous wastes generated by dental clinics and discusses reduction, management and disposal options.

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Dental Office Hazardous Waste Dental clinics produce few hazardous wastes, and most of these are recyclable. This fact sheet outlines hazardous wastes generated by dental clinics and discusses reduction, management and disposal options.

 

 

 

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