A dental office cleaning log is how you show your operatory and surface disinfection was actually done — the record an RCDSO IPAC assessor asks to see. Generate a free printable dental cleaning log sheet in 30 seconds: add your practice name, choose your rooms, then print it or save as a PDF.
Takes 30 seconds. Print one per operatory, clip it to the clipboard, initial after each clean. Assessment-ready.
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RCDSO expects your cleaning and disinfection to be documented — not just done. Here's what that means.
Under the RCDSO IPAC Standard of Practice, environmental cleaning must follow a routine — and offices are expected to keep records showing it happened. A signed log is your evidence.
In an RCDSO IPAC assessment, missing cleaning records are a common gap. The dentist-owner is accountable for IPAC — not the cleaning company. A current log protects you.
Reprocessing gets the attention, but clinical contact and housekeeping surfaces need documented cleaning too — operatories between patients, and a full clean at day's end.
One sheet per operatory or area. Staff initial after each clean, note the product and DIN, and the completed sheets go in your IPAC binder — ready for assessment day.
Don't want to run the cleaning and the records yourself? Our dental office cleaning service follows an RCDSO IPAC-aligned routine and leaves you a signed cleaning log after every visit — always assessment-ready. Standalone contracts, no lock-in.
See the dental cleaning service | Get a free quote →The questions Ontario dental offices ask most about cleaning records and RCDSO IPAC documentation.
Yes. This page generates a free, printable dental office cleaning log you can customize with your practice name, operatory or room, and log type, then print or save as a PDF. There's nothing to buy — just enter your email to unlock the log sheet. Print one per operatory and have staff initial after each clean.
The RCDSO Standard of Practice — Infection Prevention and Control requires environmental cleaning and disinfection to follow a documented routine, and offices are expected to keep records demonstrating it. RCDSO doesn't prescribe one exact form, so a dated, initialled cleaning log like this one is a practical way to show your routine was followed if an IPAC assessor asks.
A useful operatory cleaning log records the date and time of each clean, who did it (name and initials), the product and its DIN (Drug Identification Number), and space for notes. This generator's log sheet includes all of those columns plus the room and log type, so it works for between-patient turnovers and end-of-day cleans.
No — they're separate records. This is an environmental cleaning log for surfaces, operatories and common areas. Instrument reprocessing (sterilizer cycles, biological/spore testing, chemical indicators) is logged separately in your reprocessing records. RCDSO IPAC assessments look at both, so keep the cleaning log and the sterilization log side by side in your IPAC binder.
Clinical contact surfaces touched during care — the chair and controls, light handles, delivery unit, air/water syringe, counters, and anything not barrier-protected — are cleaned and disinfected with a hospital-grade DIN-registered product between patients, respecting the product's wet contact time. Housekeeping surfaces (floors, sinks, washrooms) are cleaned on a daily routine. Log the between-patient turnover and the end-of-day clean.
Keep completed cleaning logs on file so you can show a consistent history at your next RCDSO IPAC assessment or if a question arises — most offices retain them with their other IPAC documentation. Store the finished sheets in your IPAC binder rather than discarding them when a sheet fills up.
The dentist-owner is accountable for IPAC compliance, including cleaning documentation — the responsibility doesn't transfer to a third-party cleaning company. If you outsource cleaning, make sure the records still get kept. Our dental office cleaning service leaves a signed log after every visit so the record exists either way.
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