“This is an amazing office with the best staff! The office has always been pristine, but they’ve gone over and beyond to make it as sterile and Safe under these new standards. Dr. Galaif continues to have a cutting edge office with a very caring, kind and talented staff.”
– Vicki
LEARN ABOUT OUR COVID-19 SANITATION PRACTICES
We are facing this health crisis with care and respect, but also with calm and professionalism. We are assessing the situation very closely on a daily basis. The health of our patients and staff is our highest priority.
As a dental practice we are constantly dealing with the protection against all infections. Our office follows infection control recommendations made by the American Dental Association (ADA), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).
Our office has always been a safe clean place. We have always and continue to sanitize all rooms with hospital grade disinfectant after every patient visit. We continue to disinfect all of the counter tops and door knobs throughout the rest of the office. We take the temperature of all the staff every morning.
Here are some of our processes that we have instituted:
- Our entire staff is fully vaccinated.
- If you have any of the following symptoms-fever, cough, breathing problems, muscle pain and nausea; please refrain from coming to the office.
- We are currently reducing the number of patients that we have in the office to provide physical distance.
- We ask you to come to your appointment without visitors, unless you have a caregiver or parent.
- You will need a mask to enter our building and office.
- Your temperature will be taken upon arrival, and we will ask you to sanitize your hands.
Please call us if you have any questions and we look forward to seeing you soon.
Stay Healthy!
“Exceptional care and service as always – even in the context of current pandemic. I feel very confident in the safety precautions Dr Galaif and his staff are taking and I am so grateful they are willing to put themselves at risk to provide care for their patients.”
– Micaela
