Dental waste collection from NHS and private practices

Dental waste is not one bag colour. It is the set of streams a chair and a decontamination room produce: infectious soft waste, sharps, amalgam and, where relevant, offensive waste. This page is written for practices, not for a general clinic that never cuts a tooth.

Dental waste is the mix a surgery produces: clinical bags, sharps, amalgam and teeth. One account, not a fake local dental depot. Carrier CBDU642850. Call 0121 663 6796.

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Frequently asked questions

Is dental waste a single bag colour?

No. It is usually several containers: clinical bags, sharps, amalgam, and sometimes tiger-stripe.

Do you collect amalgam separator waste?

Yes, as hazardous amalgam, if it is in a sealed container we can carry. Tell us the separator type on the enquiry.

Can extracted teeth go in the clinical bag?

Teeth with amalgam are hazardous amalgam waste. Teeth without amalgam still should not be mixed into a random sack — ask on the quote so the container is specified.

Does a Sutton Coldfield dental page mean you have a surgery there?

No. It means a Sutton practice postcode can be quoted. Bio Waste does not run a dental practice or a town office there.

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