And i’ve been noticing some common compliance issues in our labs that can easily slip through the cracks. Recently, a batch of materials didn’t meet the required quality specs, which led to some subpar restorations being sent out. How do others ensure they are consistently monitoring and addressing these potential pitfalls before they escalate?
One thing that’s really helped me is implementing routine material checks right when they come in — doing a quick visual inspection for anything that looks off. This way, you catch quality issues before they make it to production, which can save a lot of hassle down the line. Have you thought about using a checklist for incoming materials to help standardize that?
For me, it’s all about keeping a checklist for each incoming batch — kind of like keeping a grocery list to avoid forgetting the milk. That way, nothing slips through the cracks! Have you thought about digital tracking tools to make it easier?