Most dental offices generate small quantities of hazardous, universal and solid waste in their day-to-day practices. Waste such as mercury, silver, lead, x-ray developer, medical waste, disinfectant chemicals, as well as general office waste needs to be managed correctly to protect health and the environment.
We provide an environmentally sound recycling approach for dental waste that meets all regulatory requirements and reduces generator liability and administrative burden.
Wide range of dental waste, including: Non-contact and contact amalgam; amalgam separators; vacuum pump filters; chair side traps; x-ray fixer and developer solution; X-ray head and equipment; lead foils, shields and aprons.
We make recycling dental waste easy, by offering customizable solutions that are straight-forward and compliant during every step of the process.
Packaging & transportation: We’ll assist you with proper profiling, containers, and labeling in order to transport and dispose of any items containing mercury safely and legally to one of our five fully-permitted recycling facilities. We determine the best container size and composition for your needs and coordinate convenient pick-up intervals.
On-time pick up: When we promise a pick up, we adhere to that promise. Once arrangements are made, you can count on us to be there on time.
In-house processing: We own and operate retort ovens and distillation equipment capable of reclaiming mercury. We don’t just process the materials and then outsource mercury reclamation, we recover and work to prepare the mercury for resale or long-term storage. Our equipment is capable of handling a variety of items and we reclaim over 99% of mercury from mercury-containing wastes. With Veolia, you can trust that we have the capacity to meet your mercury recycling needs.
Working safe: Our trained technicians adhere to the latest regulations and practices to ensure strict measures of compliance are followed. We self audit on a regular basis and have established goals of obtaining OSHA VPP or ISO certification.
Documented compliance: Once received and recycled or disposed of properly, we'll issue a certificate, documenting your dental waste were received and managed in accordance with all regulations.