Evaluation of Dentist’s Awareness About Less Aerosol Producing Procedures During Covid 19 Pandemic

 

Abstract

Aim: The aim of present study is to evaluate Dentist’s awareness about less aerosol practice during Covid 19 pandemic.

Materials and Methods: The study involved 600 dentists from all over India. A self-reported online questionnaire was developed to evaluate dentist’s awareness about less aerosol producing procedures .The collected data was tabulated for statistical analysis. The distribution of responses is presented with frequency and percentage.

Results: The results showed that most of the dentists are aware and are practicing less aerosol producing procedures. Conclusion: Most of the respondents recommend these less aerosol producing procedures should be continued in this pandemic scenario.

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Chewing Sugar-Free Gum and Slowing the Progression of Dental Caries in Children

 

Editorial

The results of epidemiological studies of industrialized countries in Europe and North America in recent decades show a rapid decline in tooth decay in children and youth of these countries [1-3]. On the other hand, based on clinical, experimental, and epidemiological research, there is a general agreement that the prevalence of dental caries in children and young people in developing countries is increasing significantly.

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Prevalence of Pediatric Cranio-Facial injury in West Libya and India- A Retrospective Study

 

Abstract

Aim and Objective: To determine the prevalence of paediatric craniofacial fractures in Libya and India

Material and Methods: Traumatized patients reported to the emergency or casualty department of hospitals in respected demographic areas of country. In between 2017 and 2019 were selected for this study. The hospital records of patients were retrospectively analysed for age, gender, etiology of trauma, distribution of bone fracture in facial structure and among maxilla and mandible with the treatment procedures patients underwent in different age groups.

Result: 317 and 371 traumatic patients were analysed for paediatric craniofacial trauma in Libya and India hospitals respectively. The commonly affected age group were found to be 13-16years, with RTA being the most common etiology leading to mandible fracture with dentoalveolar and Lefors II fracture in majority of cases. The frequent treatment option found to be either conservative management or ORIF according to age groups.

Conclusion: The facial injury pattern is influenced by growth and age of patient. A retrospective study on the prevalence is important to know about the common cause of trauma as well as most prone bony structure to be fractured in associate age group. Such studies and data boost the campaigning on prevention and increasing awareness of facial fractures as well.

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Improving Infant and Toddler Health is a Team Effort: The Need for the Medical Profession and Dentists to Work Together to Improve Infant Overall Health and Development?

 

Short Communication

In 1972 I completed my dental school training and the new high technology we were learning centered around learning to do sit down dentistry. The science of light energy was in its infancy, we were just beginning to use light to set up composite fillings and prosthetic dentistry was the real art for making perfect crowns and dentures.

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