The design of this dental office was developed with a focus on functionality, prioritizing the patient experience and the efficiency of the workflow. Right at the reception, attention is drawn to the clinic's brand, highlighted by an "L" shaped lamp that illuminates the secretary's desk and the logo. Patients can wait comfortably in the armchairs or on the bench, which also serves as a magazine rack, creating a welcoming and inviting environment.

The layout of the spaces was planned according to the necessary and required flows for dental clinics. The door to the treatment room faces the sterilization room, both accessible from the reception. However, the sterilization room also has direct access from the treatment room, preventing the crossing of sterilized and contaminated materials, an essential feature in dental offices. All environments are accessed through corridors, ensuring the necessary privacy and hygiene.

The materials chosen for the floor, walls, and ceiling are smooth, washable, impermeable, and easy to clean, resistant to cleaning and disinfection products. The lighting was designed to adequately meet the needs of dental procedures, while the ventilation ensures air renewal and prevents contamination.

Practical details, such as the strategic location of the paper towel dispenser, facilitate the daily work of the team. In the sterilization room, which has no windows, natural lighting is provided by a door with frosted glass, creating a pleasant and functional environment.

Project Team: Arq. Renata Beck and Arq. Rafael Guadagnini  

Collaboration: Acad. Laura Attuati, Acad. Juliana Senna, Artur Regalin