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Hygienic Wipes for Dental Surgeries and Clinics
TIDDOX Dental Wipes are tailored to maintain a clean and hygienic environment in surgeries. This includes using them to dry instruments after they have been through the ultrasonic cycle, as well as cleaning, swabbing and sterilising surfaces.
AmbiWipes | Disposable Dry Wipes Roll | 90 pcs
Bastion Soft Patient Wipes | 100 pcs
Diversey Oxivir TB Wipes Hospital Grade | 160 Wipes
Healthcare Low Lint Wipes | 100 pcs | 35cm x 30cm
Multipurpose Wipes Roll | 90 pcs | 50cm x 30cm
OMNIWIPES | Medical Dry Wipes | 50 Wipes
Clean treatment areas, instruments and work surfaces are essential to patient safety and clinical operations. Dental wipes are selected for low lint performance, absorbency and compatibility with disinfectants, alcohol based cleaners and products common in dental environments.
Purpose-designed wipes clean dental chairs, instrument trays, cabinetry, glass surfaces and high touch areas between patients, offering strength while minimising lint contamination, and low-lint microfibre-style wipes are used for drying instruments after ultrasonic cleaning. Using these wipes helps reduce contamination risks, protect equipment and maintain a clean clinical environment. TIDDOX also supplies nitrile and latex gloves used in dental practices and laboratories.
Dental wipes are used to clean and maintain surfaces such as dental chairs, trays, cabinetry, handpieces, instruments and glass screens. They help remove moisture, residue and splatter, and support infection control between patients.
Lint or loose fibres can interfere with instrument mechanics, affect suction systems, scratch polished surfaces, or remain behind on equipment. Lint free wipes ensure clean, clear surfaces without residue or repeat cleaning.
Nonwoven, lint free wipes are ideal for everyday surface and instrument cleaning. For polishing cabinetry, glass, or display surfaces, microfibre cloths provide a streak free finish. The best choice depends on the surface and the cleaning agent being used.
Yes. Many dental wipes are designed to work with alcohol, IPA, and sanitising agents commonly used in clinical environments. It is important to choose wipes that remain strong when wet and do not leave fibres or streaks.
Wipes should be changed whenever they become wet, soiled, or lose effectiveness. In most clinics, using fresh wipes between patient zones supports hygiene standards and keeps workflow efficient.