Building a new medical or dental office requires great attention to detail, planning, and materials. There are specific needs for these offices that other buildings do not require, and it is best to have them completed by a company that has the experience and knowledge. Dental offices, as commercial buildings, must be built to meet both the patient and staff needs. As a professional commercial contractor in Toronto states, dentists and business owners can expand their specialty through considering a flawless office building project.
Medical Office Construction
Medical offices have specific needs that are unique to
them. These include both staff and patient washrooms, office space for
paperwork and phone calls, treatment and diagnosis rooms, as well as
registration desks and nursing stations. These are specific needs and fittings
that other businesses do not need and that many construction companies do not
understand.
These offices also must be easy to clean, provide enough storage, and have space for waiting rooms and other needs. As medical practices grow, they may require room to expand and add services and more rooms, adding to the complications and considerations of building these locations. Any builder or interior design that is used for these businesses should be comfortable with the requirements and able to assist in both building and designing the location. All finishing materials must be easy to clean and sanitize to protect both patients and staff.
Dental Office Construction
A dental office has many of the same needs as a medical office, but with their own equipment needs, wiring specifications, and separations. As we hire and manage all of the people involved in building your space we can assure that all the plans are followed correctly and that each room has the correct set up. All materials must be used to ensure that it is easy to clean and can maintain the increased cleanliness and sanitization of a dental office.
Some of the difference in a creating a dental office when compared to another commercial or residential build includes the requirement for waiting rooms and separation between each patient area, as well as correct spacing and wiring for the x-rays. Each of the treatment areas will need to be wired not only for the regular lighting but also for any televisions they choose to install, x-rays in each room, as well as wiring near the chair for each of the tools. Additionally, there is extra plumbing required for the dental tools, creating even more difficulty in the design and build of these businesses.
Experienced construction companies are aware of each of these needs and can worth with the dentist and owner to create a space that works well and is suitable for the tasks to be performed. All construction materials and finishes should be chosen not only to fit within the budget but also to conserve energy where possible and create a flow in the space that will allow for people to move easily through the space. It must be easy to clean and maintain as well as meet the needs of each dentist with room for a growing practice.
