Dental Emergencies

Hammel, Jean; Fischel, Jason

doi:10.1016/j.emc.2018.09.008

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“…(2) patients with urgent or post-op complications that should come back to the clinic [10][11][12][13]; (3) patients or relatives with motor difficulties of any nature that prevented the correct capture of images.…”

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Can Teledentistry Improve the Monitoring of Patients during the Covid-19 Dissemination? A Descriptive Pilot Study

Giudice

Barone

Muraca

et al. 2020

IJERPH

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Can Teledentistry Improve the Monitoring of Patients during the Covid-19 Dissemination? A Descriptive Pilot Study

Giudice

Barone

Muraca

et al. 2020

IJERPH

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“…Considering dental caries is one of most prevalent diseases worldwide [10] and dental pain demands urgent assistance [11], healthcare must be prepared to deal with dental urgency and emergency needs, even under a pandemic scenario [12]. In order to give proper assistance in the context of COVID-19 pandemic, it is necessary that dentists and healthcare centers adopt the use of level-2 or level-3 personal protective equipment (PPE), in addition to strategies for controlling aerosols [9].…”

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Economic Impact of New Biosafety Recommendations for Dental Clinical Practice During COVID-19 Pandemic

Cavalcanti

Silva

Ferreira

et al. 2020

Pesqui. Bras. Odontopediatria Clín. Integr.

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COVID-19 pandemic implied new biosafety recommendations to avoid dissemination of SARS-CoV-2 virus within healthcare centers. Changes on recommended personal protective equipment (PPE), decontamination protocols and organization of patient demand resulted may result in cost variation. Based on this, the present study aimed to evaluate the economic impact of new biosafety recommendations for oral healthcare assistance during COVID-19. An Activity Based Costing evaluation was used to calculate the acquisition of PPE and decontamination solutions recommended for dental practice during COVID-19 pandemic in Brazil. PPE and decontamination solutions quantity and frequency of use were based on the newly COVID-19 recommendations. Costs (in Brazilian Real-R$) for biosafety recommendations pre-and post-COVID-19 were outlined and calculated for each patient, service shift and year. A sensitivity analysis considered 20% variation of direct costs. Previously to COVID-19 pandemic, direct costs of biosafety recommendations

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“…Many pediatric dental emergencies require immediate treatment even during the COVID-19 outbreak. Among these, we can list, e.g., acute pulpitis, acute apical periodontitis, dental trauma and maxillofacial trauma [13,14].…”

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COVID-19: Pediatric Oral Health During and After the Pandemics

Luzzi¹,

Ierardo²,

Bossù³

et al. 2020

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During the period of health emergency linked to the current COVID-19 pandemic, the management of children's oral health presents specific problems related to the infectious spread of the disease. These problems must be faced on the one hand by acting on the oral health prevention methods, and on the other by implementing specific protocols relating both to the conditions of oral pathologies that normally do not represent an emergency, and to those clinical situations that fall into the category of pediatric dental emergencies. In this perspective, in addition to defining rigorous and highly effective infection control protocols in the dental settings, it is of fundamental importance to work on remote communication and education aimed at maintaining the oral health of the children. This article, after an analysis of the risk factors from COVID-19 associated with pediatric dental treatment, presents a series of considerations on potential oral prevention strategies and on the management of emergency and non-emergency dental procedures in a context of disease transmission control, proposing new approaches and models of treatment based also on remote interaction techniques which will then retain their usefulness even at the end of the current emergency period.

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Dental Emergencies

Cited by 42 publications

References 19 publications

Can Teledentistry Improve the Monitoring of Patients during the Covid-19 Dissemination? A Descriptive Pilot Study

Can Teledentistry Improve the Monitoring of Patients during the Covid-19 Dissemination? A Descriptive Pilot Study

Economic Impact of New Biosafety Recommendations for Dental Clinical Practice During COVID-19 Pandemic

COVID-19: Pediatric Oral Health During and After the Pandemics

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