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Implementation and compliance with hand hygiene in health care is different and depends on the type of separation. Hand Care is very important for the prevention of transmission of infectious agents between patients and dentist’s protection against infection. Their microbial contamination occurs when bioaerosol contacts hands and during a treatment of the patient. The literature indicates that the degree of “compliance” in compliance with hand hygiene in a dental surgery is between 16-81%, with an average of 40%.

The current situation in compliance with hand hygiene in dental surgeries in the Czech Republic