Build your waterline routine
We've created easy-to-use dental unit waterline maintenance products, just look for the blue check
Shock your water
Demolish stubborn and sticky biofilm with solutions created to give your lines a fresh start
We're hard at work on a blue check certified, ProEdge original shocking solution. While you anxiously await its arrival, we recommend using diluted bleach or liquid ultra to shock your lines. Be sure to follow our how-to guide to protect your patient, practice, and equipment.
Test your water
Know what you're up against by regularly testing your water to ensure compliance and safety
Treat your water
Keep biofilm at bay with easy-to-use treatment solutions
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Our purpose is to use knowledge, products, and experiences to deliver 100% safe dental water to 100% of patients.

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We never award a blue check unless it's the best in the industry

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Our team is entirely customer focused, even if you aren't using our product.

100% committed to your success
We built systems and protocols to help protect you and your patience.
The Proven Protocol to Waterline Maintenance
Shock
Shocking is to dental waterlines what a professional dental cleaning is to oral health–it is essential to ensuring major buildup is removed and waterlines remain healthy. This step whips your dental waterlines into shape by using a strong disinfectant (like diluted bleach) to completely rid your lines of contaminants to give them a fresh start every quarter. Check out our complete guide to shocking dental unit waterlines to learn more.
Treat
If shocking is like a visit to the dental office, treating is like daily brushing and flossing. To maintain the clean conditions made by shocking, all lines should use treatment products like straws or tablets to reduce and inhibit the re-growth of bacteria. Check out our complete guide to treating dental unit waterlines to learn more.
Test
This essential step helps evaluate the effectiveness of the maintenance efforts. Without testing, there is no way to know that your practice is delivering safe water to every patient. Testing also provides the documentation necessary to protect your practice if an infection is thought to be linked to your office. Check out our complete guide to testing dental unit waterlines to learn more.
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