Dental Waste Disposal

Dental waste disposal in London

We cover 28 towns and cities across London, including Greater London. Free, fixed-price quotes, usually the same day.

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Dental waste disposal across London

London has NHS and private dental practices, orthodontists, cosmetic dentistry clinics and dental hospitals. A dental practice produces more separate waste streams than most small businesses: amalgam and amalgam separator waste, extracted teeth, sharps and part-used local anaesthetic cartridges, infectious and offensive waste, X-ray fixer and developer, lead foils, gypsum models and out-of-date medicines. Several of these are classed as hazardous waste, and each has its own container colour, waste code and paperwork.

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Amalgam and mercury waste

Amalgam separator waste, amalgam capsules, waste amalgam and extracted teeth containing amalgam, collected in sealed white containers and sent for mercury recovery. Amalgam is hazardous waste and must never go in clinical bags or down the drain.

Sharps and anaesthetic cartridges

Correctly coloured sharps containers for needles, matrix bands, burs and blades, including yellow-lidded containers for part-used local anaesthetic cartridges, collected and sent for incineration or approved treatment.

Infectious and offensive waste

Orange-bag infectious waste and yellow-and-black tiger-bag offensive waste such as gloves, bibs and masks, segregated properly so you are not paying hazardous rates for waste that does not need them.

X-ray chemicals and lead foils

Used fixer and developer from wet film processing collected as hazardous chemical waste, with silver recovered where possible, plus lead foils from intra-oral film packets sent for metal recycling.

Medicines and gypsum

Out-of-date and part-used medicines collected in pharmaceutical waste containers, and plaster and gypsum models kept separate from general waste for correct treatment.

Practice clear-outs and refits

One-off collections when a practice refits, merges, closes or switches to digital X-ray: old chemicals, processors, expired stock and accumulated waste removed with full paperwork.