Evidence based management guidelines in dentistry during the COVID-19 pandemic - a review of the literature
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Evidence based management guidelines in dentistry during the COVID-19 pandemic - a review of the literature
Abstract
The present COVID-19 pandemic presents a high risk of transmission. Several infection control procedures have been employed to alleviate the further spread of this disease. The dental practice could be a potential risk factor for the transmission of this virus, which has a potential for aerosol generation. For a successful dental practice, effective infection control guidelines have to be established using relevant scientific research. In this perspective, the present article focused on current systematic reviews with evidence based effective treatment protocols during this pandemic.
Keywords: COVID-19; dentistry; infection control.
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