We will recommend considering a replacement if we feel it would be more economical for the dentist. Q: Is there a cut-off point of the amount of repairs a machine can under-go, before a replacement should be considered?Ī: No, it all depends on the quality of the equipment, the use it has had, and the nature of the repairs required. These are some of the most frequently asked questions our in-house engineers get asked, hopefully these answers will assist you. These arrangements must make sure that they meet the requirements of current legislation and guidance, manufacturers' instructions and the provider's policies or procedures.” “There should be suitable arrangements for the purchase, service, maintenance, renewal and replacement of premises (including grounds) and equipment.They can take regulatory action if the following guidance is breached:. Regulation 15 has the intention of making sure that the equipment that is used to deliver care and treatment is clean, suitable for the intended purpose, maintained, stored securely and used properly. CQC look for evidence that equipment is being serviced in accordance with manufacturers guidelines.
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