A considered approach to the waiting-room experience.
Medical & Dental Offices
If fragrance is appropriate under your practice’s policies, explore a subtle approach for designated non-clinical spaces. Patient sensitivities, staff preferences and facility requirements should guide the decision.
Discuss suitability for your practiceBegin with suitability
Before introducing fragrance, consider:
- Your practice’s policies
- Patient and staff sensitivities
- Designated non-clinical spaces
- Ventilation and fragrance intensity
A thoughtful approach to shared space
Fragrance preferences and sensitivities vary. Assess whether scenting is appropriate before choosing a system.
Fragrance is not a treatment or a replacement for clinical hygiene, cleaning or ventilation.
Explore appropriate options
Where scenting is suitable, our team can help you review fragrance character, placement and diffuser options.
Discuss your setting with our team.
Tell us about the spaces you are considering and the requirements that apply to your practice.
