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quadgram	frequency
br dent j doi	41
severe acute respiratory syndrome	21
it is important to	19
of the dental team	15
in the dental practice	15
nhs long term plan	13
the nhs long term	12
letters to the editor	11
members of the dental	10
national early warning score	8
head and neck cancer	8
for disease control and	8
disease control and prevention	8
health and social care	8
reduce the risk of	8
centres for disease control	8
the world health organisation	7
dental journal volume no	7
viral load in the	7
the rest of the	7
of severe acute respiratory	7
of head and neck	7
the dental team to	7
british dental journal volume	7
as a result of	7
validated for use in	6
priority will be given	6
be edited for reasons	6
the department of health	6
be given to letters	6
in dental antibiotic use	6
in close proximity to	6
which may be edited	6
edited for reasons of	6
given to letters less	6
send your letters to	6
for reasons of space	6
must sign the letter	6
to intervene in the	6
during april and may	6
less than words long	6
intervene in the caries	6
the in vivo activity	6
your letters to the	6
will be given to	6
the risk of complications	6
to letters less than	6
significance of a high	6
access to dental care	6
letters less than words	6
in the caries process	6
of a high sars	6
authors must sign the	6
the aim of this	6
management of odontogenic infections	6
reducing the risk of	6
may be edited for	6
the editor send your	5
to the editor send	5
for the resumption of	5
the uk sepsis trust	5
personal protective equipment and	5
in general dental practice	5
on dental antibiotic prescribing	5
at the same time	5
the risk of transmission	5
infection prevention and control	5
in the oral cavity	5
number of patients that	5
will need to be	5
in reducing the risk	5
at the time of	5
are known to be	5
editor send your letters	5
acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus	5
practices were restricted to	5
the head and neck	5
for the treatment of	5
the management of odontogenic	5
the general dental council	5
due to exposure to	5
dental practices were restricted	5
for the period of	5
of odontogenic infections and	4
requiring patients to have	4
load in the mouth	4
management of acute dental	4
in a primary care	4
the royal college of	4
run out of road	4
dental professionals should be	4
is likely to be	4
dental professionals and patients	4
remote management of patients	4
complications such as pneumonia	4
from the government or	4
forms from january to	4
tried antibiotics before accepting	4
and neck cancer referrals	4
the severity of the	4
the majority of patients	4
house of commons health	4
at the beginning of	4
to have tried antibiotics	4
in the mouth and	4
sepsis decision support tools	4
organ failure and death	4
pharmacists in england relating	4
how to intervene in	4
diseases due to exposure	4
before accepting referral for	4
increase in dental antibiotic	4
to contaminated body fluids	4
is the time to	4
the british dental association	4
patients referred under the	4
for urgent dental care	4
oral and maxillofacial surgery	4
professionals should be aware	4
we undertook a rapid	4
have tried antibiotics before	4
fdi world dental federation	4
of commons health and	4
a patient with a	4
the number of children	4
to exposure to contaminated	4
commons health and social	4
can lead to sepsis	4
as a means to	4
community pharmacists in england	4
under the ww pathway	4
affected by emerging infections	4
exposure to contaminated body	4
relating to nhs dental	4
may not be possible	4
for use in primary	4
delivering better oral health	4
to nhs dental prescription	4
the patient should be	4
use in primary care	4
the end of the	4
england relating to nhs	4
in england relating to	4
of dental antibiotic prescribing	4
of acute dental problems	4
been validated for use	4
of personal protective equipment	4
accepting referral for face	4
in the number of	4
in line with the	4
and their teams to	4
as part of the	4
infectious diseases due to	4
now is the time	4
areas affected by emerging	4
of rubber dam isolation	4
antibiotics before accepting referral	4
patients to have tried	4
to be associated with	4
to nhs dental patients	4
expert delphi consensus statement	4
by community pharmacists in	4
and social care committee	4
highly infectious diseases due	4
and their dental teams	4
the dental team should	3
in regards to engaging	3
regulators to provide strict	3
position lends itself to	3
the pandemic most dental	3
sops and back to	3
may was a clear	3
the number of antibiotics	3
an increase in nhs	3
calculation but it is	3
of all antibiotic prescribing	3
is not just to	3
for the devolved nations	3
use in this sector	3
are more likely to	3
may have seen an	3
rapid analysis comparing antibiotic	3
highlighting system and process	3
a patient was one	3
medical emergencies in the	3
that calculation but it	3
kant advised us to	3
pawns in a political	3
antiseptic in the maintenance	3
it does have antiviral	3
vitriol of the profession	3
a much less autonomous	3
treatments at appropriate times	3
be as much of	3
comparing antibiotic use across	3
close proximity to the	3
with both dental professionals	3
rules put in place	3
cdo is as much	3
dentists felt pressured by	3
in general dental practices	3
about the importance of	3
patients were seen at	3
even i think that	3
in the saliva key	3
about of all antibiotic	3
in england during april	3
higher than in may	3
same time as an	3
the primary cause of	3
repeatable when the mouthwash	3
also confirms the very	3
that it does have	3
reliably detects deterioration in	3
makes it much easier	3
felt alienated throughout the	3
normal range for the	3
as some udcs were	3
process impact on antibiotic	3
patients increasingly used as	3
if the gender of	3
line with developing frameworks	3
caused by the sars	3
towards a preventative and	3
rest of the profession	3
nhs dental prescription forms	3
i think that this	3
journal of medical science	3
become united for positive	3
bitterness of much of	3
associated with prescribing of	3
body fluids in healthcare	3
for the remainder of	3
have even suggested that	3
in saliva and in	3
strategy as the rest	3
month by community pharmacists	3
and one would hope	3
through concerns of life	3
formed for the betterment	3
suggests that the in	3
dental procedures increases dental	3
england during april and	3
itself to be as	3
exacerbate the ill will	3
bda is working on	3
ebola guidance for dental	3
statement how to intervene	3
providing appropriate treatments at	3
our city council produces	3
in nhs dental prescriptions	3
may when the capacity	3
to provide dental procedures	3
antibiotic use in may	3
anticipated and so we	3
through transition and the	3
may have been used	3
sent back to work	3
the impact of the	3
nhs england is encouraging	3
one would hope there	3
irrespective of their efficacy	3
efficacy or appropriateness for	3
leaving only the possible	3
significantly since lockdown measures	3
chief have not always	3
the profession has mainly	3
leads to a much	3
systemic antibacterial drugs to	3
toolkit june has been	3
patients in urgent primary	3
to be learned from	3
commentary has been unpleasant	3
resume dental practice as	3
the average risk of	3
triage during april and	3
is working on versions	3
that this has been	3
is tried again at	3
in the population which	3
a primary care setting	3
mainly been directed at	3
on the management of	3
means to an end	3
to the previous months	3
practice to be levelled	3
any proven or probable	3
community has caused confusion	3
to quantify the risk	3
a pawn in the	3
a risk of bringing	3
the level of infection	3
used as pawns in	3
which practices are advised	3
at a time when	3
and is gone by	3
these centres increased and	3
the current clinical challenges	3
weekly updates of new	3
of will reveal any	3
may have been in	3
the cdo of england	3
with essential information on	3
patients with coronavirus disease	3
practical use of povidone	3
again at day six	3
the onset of the	3
of us in practice	3
resulting in an increase	3
routinely collected in england	3
and safely manage medical	3
this is despite the	3
considered as a backup	3
may have on dental	3
prescription forms from january	3
city council produces weekly	3
because of difficulties diagnosing	3
head and neck cancers	3
be permissible in general	3
rapidly across the globe	3
minimally invasive clinical approach	3
from our chief have	3
as much a political	3
the nature of care	3
can download the toolkit	3
at those in charge	3
the significantly poorer access	3
for the betterment of	3
use in may was	3
and so we undertook	3
to reflect on the	3
the use of antibiotics	3
to may is given	3
dentistry personal communication re	3
specifically the cdo of	3
in england in and	3
shows antibiotic use in	3
approach that meets the	3
much easier for claims	3
has shown that the	3
in may was a	3
have antiviral activity and	3
by our various regulators	3
the government or their	3
in a political game	3
for dentists to provide	3
dental community has caused	3
on the nature of	3
to providing appropriate treatments	3
dentists were responsible for	3
in response to the	3
antibiotic use in april	3
that the average risk	3
suggests that it does	3
suggests that chlorhexidine is	3
meets the current clinical	3
clinical factors are known	3
has been unpleasant to	3
of antibiotics dispensed each	3
not always been clear	3
forgotten when new infections	3
prescribing and in identifying	3
as one of a	3
to dental care and	3
are doing is correct	3
numerous sets of sops	3
the metaphysics of morals	3
for dental care teams	3
may is given in	3
dental care and an	3
to optimise dental antibiotic	3
we should have hard	3
activity of chlorhexidine as	3
that ill will has	3
future dental antibiotic stewardship	3
to resume dental practice	3
versions for the devolved	3
be looking inwards at	3
alone be on the	3
on personal protective equipment	3
time to reinforce it	3
has increased significantly since	3
the ill will towards	3
been a case of	3
and could be considered	3
where do we stop	3
of infection in the	3
nhs may have seen	3
and become united for	3
practices are advised to	3
practice as safely and	3
analysis comparing antibiotic use	3
of complications arising from	3
set a precedent for	3
level of infection in	3
two hours and is	3
even suggested that we	3
with the average number	3
that meets the current	3
impact on antibiotic prescribing	3
which gives a good	3
whole should also be	3
practices through transition and	3
antibiotics may have been	3
large increase in dental	3
number of antibiotics dispensed	3
that agps might soon	3
request for information key	3
of general dental practice	3
from january to may	3
dental federation factors associated	3
much of a pawn	3
of patients that we	3
of the discourse we	3
mouthwashes in vitro suggests	3
about antibiotics prescription for	3
england is encouraging its	3
developed by the uk	3
guidance for dental care	3
some much wiser than	3
the toolkit and related	3
with numerous sets of	3
preventing highly infectious diseases	3
itself to reflect on	3
over the last years	3
april and may was	3
that we should have	3
profession feels under fire	3
of a pawn in	3
also be looking inwards	3
patients with suspected sepsis	3
increases dental antibiotic prescribing	3
referred under the ww	3
in the maintenance of	3
sepsis in the dental	3
antibiotic use in england	3
beyond their collective remits	3
hours and is gone	3
were restricted to giving	3
load in the saliva	3
is certainly food for	3
previous april but still	3
the position lends itself	3
their efficacy or appropriateness	3
a means to an	3
and fast rules put	3
of someone with the	3
and the shift towards	3
nhs dentistry in england	3
gear up to providing	3
a precedent for regulators	3
restricted access to dental	3
were responsible for about	3
for regulators to provide	3
increase in nhs dental	3
professionals and patients increasingly	3
allowing regulators to dictate	3
oral health and in	3
maintenance of oral health	3
antibacterial drugs to adult	3
optimisation of future dental	3
dental antibiotic use in	3
by some patients for	3
sets of sops and	3
all practices were open	3
the use of news	3
agps might soon be	3
various regulators to ensure	3
widely anticipated and so	3
significantly poorer access to	3
groundwork of the metaphysics	3
april was slightly higher	3
advice with both dental	3
the discourse we have	3
disease prevention and control	3
allowed to practise dentistry	3
and methods of use	3
an urgent dental care	3
spread rapidly across the	3
just to outline the	3
of antiviral activity of	3
the period of study	3
antiviral activity of mouthwashes	3
to provide strict guidelines	3
it is for practices	3
seen at designated urgent	3
will preclude any proven	3
the same time as	3
as far back as	3
would be lessons to	3
reinforce it and become	3
was widely anticipated and	3
when the profession feels	3
coming from our chief	3
have ignored this sage	3
used in that calculation	3
were sent back to	3
like a guideline and	3
anticipation that agps might	3
be lessons to be	3
emergencies in the dental	3
dental antibiotic prescribing and	3
with no support from	3
has been updated with	3
chlorhexidine as a mouthwash	3
safely manage medical emergencies	3
have flooded the internet	3
figure is combined with	3
of figures for the	3
pawn in the political	3
will towards those that	3
united for positive change	3
who may have been	3
of its toolkit for	3
the commentary has been	3
in a relatively enviable	3
and minimally invasive clinical	3
inwards at itself to	3
case of information overload	3
this infection into a	3
wonder if the gender	3
a range of non	3
but also confirms the	3
to deliver those treatments	3
their teams to resume	3
and it is important	3
gov practical use of	3
the setting of care	3
levelled at any one	3
is combined with the	3
gdps and their dental	3
the number of patients	3
bombarded with numerous sets	3
the bda is working	3
some have even suggested	3
to reinforce it and	3
control the spread of	3
for claims of substandard	3
the dental community has	3
have on dental antibiotic	3
patient in the practice	3
in the united states	3
antibiotics dispensed each month	3
now is not the	3
a clear outlier compared	3
would hope there would	3
a recently published paper	3
the internet with words	3
bacterial load in the	3
the devolved nations in	3
making about antibiotics prescription	3
of systemic antibacterial drugs	3
from this being beyond	3
and in identifying optimisation	3
of bringing this infection	3
nhs dental prescriptions as	3
posing a risk of	3
personal protective equipment for	3
always at the same	3
is a bad idea	3
high levels of sars	3
national institute for health	3
advised us to treat	3
political strategy as the	3
bringing this infection into	3
support from the government	3
the korean journal of	3
in april was slightly	3
remembering that the cdo	3
members and their teams	3
acute respiratory distress syndrome	3
there is no evidence	3
relatively enviable position of	3
only the blueprint for	3
profession have felt alienated	3
not repeatable when the	3
patients from attending a	3
use in england during	3
impact that covid interventions	3
but it is certainly	3
risk of us seeing	3
advice thrown towards the	3
but always at the	3
as much of a	3
of urgent dental care	3
invasive clinical approach that	3
antibiotic use across sir	3
at any one of	3
approach through concerns of	3
produces weekly updates of	3
regards to engaging with	3
ill will has increased	3
regulators to dictate how	3
nature of the discourse	3
directed at those in	3
support practices through transition	3
than the previous april	3
rates of dental antibiotic	3
the average number of	3
population which our practice	3
slightly higher than the	3
in vitro suggests that	3
of listening to music	3
compared to the previous	3
adult patients in urgent	3
antibiotics prescription for acute	3
put in place by	3
for about of all	3
to engaging with the	3
those that govern us	3
the nhs may have	3
a good indication of	3
reveal any enduring impact	3
sectors of the profession	3
the prevention and treatment	3
those of us in	3
antibiotic stewardship in dentistry	3
to raise awareness of	3
april but still within	3
demonstrates the in vivo	3
a systematic review and	3
of the literature and	3
the cdo is as	3
antibiotic prescribing across england	3
was slightly higher than	3
this article is to	3
should be aware of	3
increased significantly since lockdown	3
the ambulance service and	3
this will only exacerbate	3
use in april was	3
and in the prevention	3
tried again at day	3
the news observation chart	3
centre for disease prevention	3
have formed for the	3
were seen at designated	3
within the normal range	3
but this study suggests	3
capacity of these centres	3
control appear to have	3
have seen an influx	3
the shift towards a	3
merely as a means	3
safely and efficiently as	3
the normal range for	3
of the cdo has	3
for preventing highly infectious	3
dental antibiotic prescribing across	3
published an updated edition	3
and may was widely	3
updated edition of its	3
dental teams implement the	3
the management of dental	3
been directed at those	3
of the profession have	3
hope there would be	3
dentistry how we see	3
preclude any proven or	3
have felt alienated throughout	3
to a much less	3
a mouthwash against viruses	3
effective as povidone iodine	3
the bitterness of much	3
odontogenic infections can lead	3
have been shown to	3
factors associated with prescribing	3
restricted to giving advice	3
our shield of professionalism	3
is important to remember	3
updates of new cases	3
treatment of common oropharyngeal	3
time when the profession	3
of odontogenic infections has	3
our chief have not	3
a relatively enviable position	3
also to support practices	3
preventative and minimally invasive	3
us to treat people	3
changes needed to gear	3
apart from this being	3
indication of the level	3
but also to support	3
fluids in healthcare staff	3
it much easier for	3
which our practice serves	3
as posing a risk	3
in anticipation that agps	3
we are doing is	3
dispensed each month by	3
recently published paper in	3
of seeing such a	3
should have hard and	3
impact of an unnecessary	3
devolved nations in line	3
feels as if that	3
the previous months being	3
average number of patients	3
there would be lessons	3
in the absence of	3
of being allowed to	3
the general conclusion from	3
so we undertook a	3
the changes needed to	3
risk of transmission of	3
the remainder of will	3
shield of professionalism down	3
towards those that govern	3
in vivo activity will	3
saliva and in the	3
time to let our	3
will only exacerbate the	3
a preventative and minimally	3
when new infections emerge	3
from studies of antiviral	3
needed to gear up	3
of this article is	3
last for two hours	3
the time to reinforce	3
is given in figure	3
the gender of the	3
the previous april but	3
let alone be on	3
detects deterioration in adults	3
cdo has played any	3
chlorhexidine is not as	3
profession as a whole	3
confirms the very high	3
vivo activity of chlorhexidine	3
and process impact on	3
fast rules put in	3
at itself to reflect	3
what we are doing	3
common oropharyngeal infections stable	3
activity and could be	3
to gear up to	3
delphi consensus statement how	3
advice coronavirus pages returning	3
been shown to be	3
all antibiotic prescribing worldwide	3
the profession have felt	3
study suggests that it	3
i would like to	3
at the onset of	3
members can download the	3
or appropriateness for treating	3
despite the significantly poorer	3
the risk of us	3
quantify the risk of	3
the national institute for	3
regulators to ensure what	3
north manchester general hospital	3
invent the wheel if	3
oropharyngeal infections stable compositions	3
use of rubber dam	3
iodine antiseptic in the	3
nations in line with	3
claims of substandard practice	3
and specifically the cdo	3
play a part in	3
since lockdown was eased	3
has published an updated	3
felt pressured by some	3
of oral health and	3
in place by our	3
this can lead to	3
this has been a	3
is not the time	3
us in practice were	3
the profession using social	3
time impact of an	3
the vitriol of the	3
until the incubation period	3
but still within the	3
in line with developing	3
have hard and fast	3
the profession feels under	3
cases as posing a	3
activity of mouthwashes in	3
published paper in the	3
the population which our	3
discourse we have participated	3
have seen each week	3
of the profession has	3
all members of the	3
antibiotic prescribing and in	3
some patients for antibiotics	3
drugs to adult patients	3
sage advice with both	3
updated with essential information	3
influx in patients who	3
significant sectors of the	3
compared to may when	3
june has been updated	3
dental centres udcs across	3
it and become united	3
appear to have ignored	3
infection into a practice	3
it also makes it	3
for telephone triage during	3
outlier compared to the	3
deliver those treatments leads	3
toolkit will help dental	3
and the furloughed workers	3
of the toolkit june	3
the dental surgery has	3
the time to let	3
still within the normal	3
practices were open for	3
january to may is	3
and escalation of care	3
to support practices through	3
political position as one	3
prescription for acute conditions	3
in an increase in	3
reduced access to dental	3
were open for telephone	3
the number of antibiotic	3
specific sepsis decision support	3
treatment and escalation of	3
been bombarded with numerous	3
not just to outline	3
worth remembering that the	3
when this figure is	3
any part in this	3
of their efficacy or	3
patients that we have	3
of much of the	3
can be used to	3
general conclusion from studies	3
the risk of cross	3
if that ill will	3
those treatments leads to	3
was a clear outlier	3
for paediatric dentistry during	3
as safely and efficiently	3
to be as much	3
has been a case	3
the maintenance of oral	3
that chlorhexidine is not	3
on versions for the	3
prevention and treatment of	3
practice were sent back	3
poorer access to dentistry	3
be considered as a	3
infections can lead to	3
stable compositions of uncomplexed	3
increased and saw over	3
it is common for	3
in the korean journal	3
the nature of the	3
centres udcs across england	3
a whole should also	3
covid interventions may have	3
important to remember that	3
dental care during the	3
factors are known to	3
appropriate treatments at appropriate	3
by the general dental	3
we have seen each	3
with prescribing of systemic	3
of substandard practice to	3
the messages coming from	3
time as an end	3
up to providing appropriate	3
immanuel kant advised us	3
activity will last for	3
undiagnosed cases as posing	3
odontogenic infections and sepsis	3
the blueprint for the	3
it is clear that	3
as pawns in a	3
by the uk sepsis	3
and an inability for	3
toolkit for returning to	3
the very high levels	3
the receiving end of	3
in patients who might	3
are plenty of generalisations	3
iodine and methods of	3
teams implement the changes	3
profession using social media	3
position as one of	3
back to work guidance	3
is gone by four	3
provide dental procedures increases	3
of the pandemic most	3
urgent primary health care	3
were requiring patients to	3
paper in the korean	3
to may when the	3
vitro suggests that chlorhexidine	3
for returning to face	3
such a patient was	3
infection in the population	3
transition and the shift	3
at designated urgent dental	3
our various regulators to	3
will last for two	3
we set a precedent	3
methods of use references	3
to avoid the life	3
risk of bringing this	3
help dental teams implement	3
to adult patients in	3
this figure is combined	3
much wiser than others	3
of common oropharyngeal infections	3
of chlorhexidine as a	3
from attending a practice	3
flooded the internet with	3
ambulance service and in	3
consensus statement how to	3
otherwise receive care privately	3
certainly food for thought	3
designated urgent dental centres	3
figures for the remainder	3
who might otherwise receive	3
known to be associated	3
looking inwards at itself	3
indicated that the average	3
dentistry in england in	3
undertook a rapid analysis	3
responsible for about of	3
it is certainly food	3
procedures increases dental antibiotic	3
at the forefront of	3
might otherwise receive care	3
will has increased significantly	3
for the dental team	3
this is a bad	3
and the local population	3
the assessment of acute	3
access to dental services	3
government or their leaders	3
prescribing of systemic antibacterial	3
in the context of	3
being allowed to practise	3
new alliances have formed	3
of difficulties diagnosing a	3
seeing an undiagnosed covid	3
risk of seeing such	3
appropriateness for treating toothache	3
optimise dental antibiotic prescribing	3
us seeing an undiagnosed	3
combined with the average	3
does have antiviral activity	3
once we set a	3
guideline and a protocol	3
standard operating procedures for	3
clear outlier compared to	3
soon be permissible in	3
a political position as	3
an influx in patients	3
as if that ill	3
played any part in	3
of the metaphysics of	3
of a leader of	3
the oral microbiome and	3
higher than the previous	3
this enables us to	3
ignored this sage advice	3
being beyond their collective	3
no support from the	3
remainder of will reveal	3
both dental professionals and	3
is as much a	3
has mainly been directed	3
in the current pandemic	3
much less autonomous profession	3
as the rest of	3
since lockdown measures were	3
much a political position	3
open for telephone triage	3
the dental team are	3
practise dentistry how we	3
some udcs were requiring	3
could be considered as	3
federation factors associated with	3
lockdown measures were enacted	3
is not as effective	3
especially dentistry personal communication	3
especially in regards to	3
blueprint for the resumption	3
there are plenty of	3
been unpleasant to see	3
clinical approach that meets	3
to let our shield	3
examination of figures for	3
those who may have	3
seen an influx in	3
any enduring impact that	3
good indication of the	3
mouthwash is tried again	3
and efficiently as possible	3
council produces weekly updates	3
for disease prevention and	3
a leader of healthcare	3
one of a leader	3
treatments leads to a	3
average risk of seeing	3
it will support members	3
been updated with essential	3
patient was one every	3
centres increased and saw	3
lends itself to be	3
telephone triage during april	3
teams to resume dental	3
the mouthwash is tried	3
are advised to do	3
efficacy of rubber dam	3
be levelled at any	3
it suggests that the	3
have participated in recently	3
the profession as a	3
at the end of	3
threatening deterioration without treatment	3
in the use of	3
and treatment of common	3
gives a good indication	3
increasingly used as pawns	3
on the receiving end	3
very high levels of	3
the furloughed workers scheme	3
an inability for dentists	3
generalisations used in that	3
system and process impact	3
not as effective as	3
enduring impact that covid	3
may was widely anticipated	3
place by our various	3
is despite the significantly	3
be on the receiving	3
be learned from this	3
the toolkit june has	3
patients who might otherwise	3
in practice were sent	3
of mouthwashes in vitro	3
a time when the	3
primary cause of death	3
that the cdo is	3
of these centres increased	3
towards the dental community	3
clinical significance of a	3
in vivo activity of	3
alliances have formed for	3
contaminated body fluids in	3
inability for dentists to	3
easier for claims of	3
enviable position of being	3
illness severity in the	3
of uncomplexed iodine and	3
in the prevention and	3
not the time to	3
not all practices were	3
the resumption of face	3
have not always been	3
one of us who	3
and patients increasingly used	3
world dental federation factors	3
permissible in general dental	3
that covid interventions may	3
vivo activity will last	3
this being beyond their	3
think that this has	3
recommendations for paediatric dentistry	3
it feels as if	3
royal college of surgeons	3
of sops and back	3
when the capacity of	3
this indicated that the	3
but even i think	3
nan as far back	3
proven or probable covid	3
of an unnecessary extraction	3
edition of its toolkit	3
interventions may have on	3
in that calculation but	3
we have participated in	3
intranasal prophylaxis in front	3
engaging with the profession	3
us to quantify the	3
the capacity of these	3
will help dental teams	3
to have ignored this	3
essential information on ppe	3
implement the changes needed	3
hard and fast rules	3
plenty of generalisations used	3
has played any part	3
a guideline and a	3
of us seeing an	3
will support members and	3
of generalisations used in	3
should also be looking	3
care and an inability	3
studies of antiviral activity	3
the toolkit will help	3
might soon be permissible	3
dental prescription forms from	3
the caries process in	3
infections stable compositions of	3
the political strategy as	3
each month by community	3
precedent for regulators to	3
appointed gurus have flooded	3
identifying optimisation of future	3
shift towards a preventative	3
an updated edition of	3
the betterment of all	3
the cdo has played	3
is for practices in	3
gender of the cdo	3
suggested that we should	3
seeing such a patient	3
condition remotely prompting a	3
this sage advice with	3
pandemic most dental practices	3
most dental practices were	3
this latest version of	3
will reveal any enduring	3
how we see fit	3
and not repeatable when	3
gurus have flooded the	3
enables us to quantify	3
in control appear to	3
substandard practice to be	3
in the management of	3
yet been validated for	3
not only the blueprint	3
a large increase in	3
udcs were requiring patients	3
the oral cavity and	3
in urgent primary health	3
i wonder if the	3
those in control appear	3
that the in vivo	3
health and care excellence	3
a case of information	3
iodine intranasal prophylaxis in	3
any one of us	3
for practices in england	3
only exacerbate the ill	3
with the profession using	3
working on versions for	3
european centre for disease	3
pressured by some patients	3
response to the covid	3
when the mouthwash is	3
ill will towards those	3
this study suggests that	3
of future dental antibiotic	3
korean journal of medical	3
download the toolkit and	3
ensure what we are	3
healthcare personnel and inpatients	3
prove to be not	3
antiviral activity and could	3
position of being allowed	3
and in the nose	3
profession has mainly been	3
dental practice as safely	3
figure shows us that	3
org advice coronavirus pages	3
as effective as povidone	3
support members and their	3
thrown towards the dental	3
and back to work	3
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urgent dental centres udcs	3
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and related resources at	3
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in the political strategy	3
its toolkit for returning	3
reflect on the nature	3
conclusion from studies of	3
onset of the pandemic	3
uncomplexed iodine and methods	3
to be levelled at	3
are spread via droplets	3
version of the toolkit	3
that we have seen	3
for two hours and	3
aim of this article	3
because dentists felt pressured	3
internet with words of	3
in identifying optimisation of	3
as a mouthwash against	3
dentists to provide dental	3
to be not only	3
with words of wisdom	3
to practise dentistry how	3
toolkit and related resources	3
let our shield of	3
much of the commentary	3
compositions of uncomplexed iodine	3
to ensure what we	3
as a whole should	3
latest version of the	3
range for the period	3
health and in the	3
line healthcare personnel and	3
a rapid analysis comparing	3
in the south west	3
lessons to be learned	3
for the management of	3
allowed to deliver those	3
of the commentary has	3
also makes it much	3
messages coming from our	3
alienated throughout the covid	3
of the level of	3
raise awareness of the	3
frugal innovations in response	2
an unwillingness of clinicians	2
following unprotected exposure to	2
in dental surgeries strong	2
type of ppe for	2
we would like to	2
not routinely collected in	2
superinfections in the severity	2
the emergency services and	2
had been given a	2
of children awaiting many	2
to see if the	2
standardising the assessment of	2
is important to ensure	2
college of surgeons of	2
to staff or other	2
to the covid pandemic	2
no identified risk factors	2
comment letters to the	2
have been proposed to	2
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this is the most	2
understand much more about	2
purpose built protection box	2
awaiting many months for	2
important to ensure access	2
considered in order to	2
treatment the efficacy of	2
oral health may reduce	2
been respiratory infections that	2
the covid pandemic frugal	2
to the general public	2
a joint orca and	2
should be developed to	2
if dental teams are	2
or have clinical observations	2
cochrane oral health website	2
carious teeth at bay	2
shortages of equipment materials	2
of dental antibiotic prescriptions	2
perfect but they can	2
where do they go	2
interest the paper by	2
this new novel virus	2
use of antibiotics in	2
and to what extent	2
sedation or local anaesthesia	2
has the potential to	2
work in close proximity	2
be seen in figure	2
for having a face	2
and reverse innovation in	2
that there was a	2
be used in children	2
the spread of this	2
is likely to continue	2
systems in developing and	2
generation of aerosol sprays	2
and community dental services	2
box has excellent visibility	2
prevent the transmission of	2
strong exhaust fans have	2
through all of these	2
potential surge in post	2
cause significant loss of	2
that for every child	2
to the department of	2
drugs for the management	2
what the general dental	2
therefore one must conclude	2
is unlikely to be	2
number of antibiotic items	2
risk factors such as	2
the literature and current	2
controlling the airflow patterns	2
services is well known	2
placed over your head	2
published standard operating procedure	2
gas in outpatient clinics	2
i am dismayed and	2
mode of transmission of	2
complications arising from long	2
and to prevent the	2
past president of the	2
using either sedation or	2
spread of microorganisms during	2
infections has improved over	2
could be viewed as	2
those returning from areas	2
help control the spread	2
possible in the face	2
especially during these difficult	2
a higher triage category	2
lump in the neck	2
a seemingly endless waiting	2
patients to be seen	2
face of exponential spread	2
list of acronyms with	2
most frequent referral cause	2
due to an unwillingness	2
i ever seem to	2
severe side effects and	2
risks to the dental	2
the practice of dentistry	2
if we add to	2
these solutions may not	2
dental services in england	2
shows us that the	2
newspapers decrying the number	2
it is also important	2
general dental practitioner needs	2
the dental setting the	2
dental surgery has the	2
the best and quickest	2
emergency in the dental	2
in primary dental care	2
has resulted in increased	2
a systematic review of	2
suffer from severe side	2
exhaust fans have been	2
the potential to spread	2
reporting to the department	2
a trend which is	2
the dental practice will	2
long list of acronyms	2
in the dental environment	2
and provision of adequate	2
aware of areas affected	2
need to be considered	2
the lungs and the	2
child suffering from painful	2
industry will endeavour to	2
of the patients seen	2
and efcd expert delphi	2
safety of administering general	2
manage medical emergencies in	2
teams on this issue	2
an essential role to	2
odontogenic infections has improved	2
as approaches and strategies	2
severely infected with sars	2
will endeavour to render	2
the lack of equitable	2
ffp respirator face fit	2
this new respiratory virus	2
expert technique of extractions	2
can provide necessary protection	2
are not routinely collected	2
room during the covid	2
i was a member	2
in the presence of	2
of patients being seen	2
tooth extractions in hospitals	2
the suggested level of	2
the mask is deemed	2
much more about respiratory	2
barrier to the spread	2
parents having to cope	2
the minimum three metres	2
it seems that frequent	2
someone with the disease	2
still a high proportion	2
prescribing antibiotics for urgent	2
required to have a	2
be interesting to see	2
the protection box has	2
thank all my colleagues	2
high bacterial load in	2
facilities to the suggested	2
the routine use of	2
the treatment of severe	2
the patients were being	2
optimise the use of	2
widely advocated and followed	2
including the use of	2
can be used with	2
management of patients by	2
the ww referral system	2
dental schools still educate	2
are all too aware	2
fans have been connected	2
government licence for public	2
in patients with sars	2
the nature of their	2
during the coronavirus pandemic	2
are well placed to	2
effectiveness of rubber dam	2
decision support tool for	2
decision support tools have	2
teeth at bay pending	2
there has been a	2
can reduce the risk	2
were positive for cancer	2
for general dental practice	2
to the spread of	2
the mask you were	2
knowledge of this new	2
the incidence of head	2
there is a potential	2
in primary care to	2
provided throughout the document	2
in an urgent dental	2
one must conclude that	2
latest technology to help	2
causing complications such as	2
case scenario as well	2
the disease is a	2
the recent travel history	2
can be found at	2
covid pandemic frugal and	2
an invaluable tool in	2
prior to the covid	2
to explore frugal innovation	2
the way in which	2
an audit of antimicrobial	2
is important to note	2
improved over recent decades	2
source of orofacial dental	2
and possibly then goes	2
role to play in	2
the full range of	2
which is likely to	2
spread of the pandemic	2
dental antibiotic prescribing is	2
problem is due to	2
cases per day nationally	2
suggested level of ventilation	2
has an essential role	2
economical solution for performing	2
at this unprecedented time	2
even if the news	2
antibiotic dispensing to nhs	2
the american dental association	2
bemused to read frequent	2
adapts to the covid	2
health on the safety	2
in developing and developed	2
and develop new strategies	2
red flag sepsis is	2
equipment and clinical guidelines	2
procedures is not just	2
unwillingness of clinicians in	2
transmission of infection through	2
problem appears in the	2
frugal innovation approaches to	2
transmission of emerging infections	2
impact on dental antibiotic	2
to relieve pain and	2
all possible help and	2
in their tertiary care	2
triage category than the	2
we do not have	2
education of gdps and	2
access for all to	2
of acronyms with sops	2
given a higher triage	2
association of private dentistry	2
most of the odontogenic	2
dental school or during	2
of novel coronavirus in	2
to help oral health	2
great emphasis on infection	2
this highly contagious disease	2
the management of sepsis	2
used a purpose built	2
to note that the	2
patients to a seemingly	2
there are different reasons	2
of opportunity to change	2
of sufficient quality for	2
best and quickest way	2
the dental industry will	2
between high bacterial load	2
a downward trend in	2
of gdps and their	2
permissible to extract offending	2
there may be a	2
for children to hospital	2
signs and symptoms of	2
at a later date	2
due to the current	2
to ensure access for	2
the globe have been	2
in the expert technique	2
the ambulance service to	2
unable to perform this	2
for the majority of	2
of dental treatment in	2
the pandemic and economic	2
to an unwillingness of	2
solutions for the operating	2
colleagues within dentistry who	2
primary care setting it	2
and kindly help guide	2
the american heart association	2
or a combination of	2
dispensed by community pharmacists	2
incubation period and the	2
to tackle antibiotic resistance	2
the outbreak of covid	2
of transmission of emerging	2
and inadequate management of	2
have a growing number	2
is still a high	2
opportunity to change and	2
the expert technique of	2
the recently published standard	2
and quickest way possible	2
rubber dam isolation in	2
their dental teams on	2
of the rubber dam	2
the cochrane oral health	2
cough or vomiting reflexes	2
dental problems during covid	2
acute asthma attack and	2
there is an ongoing	2
important to recognise that	2
period for the infection	2
in the wake of	2
risk of complications from	2
patients who have previously	2
should be delayed until	2
in the best and	2
surgeon has designed and	2
the spread of covid	2
contamination or infection for	2
urgent dental care centre	2
infections that are spread	2
help guide others through	2
threatening condition caused by	2
it was advised that	2
education in terms of	2
infections should be delayed	2
in the dental surgery	2
majority of emerging infections	2
to the fact that	2
increase compliance with ppe	2
those who have had	2
and bemused to read	2
a high proportion of	2
imbalances in the oral	2
pandemic and economic limitations	2
with the ambulance service	2
reducing atmospheric bacterial contamination	2
how improving oral health	2
the time when the	2
virus and its impact	2
countries fast and frugal	2
exceptionally high bacterial load	2
the long list of	2
for performing aerosol generating	2
the wake of the	2
be aware of areas	2
service and in hospitals	2
of the nhs long	2
institute for health and	2
the air from the	2
improving oral health may	2
an overview of the	2
the fact that the	2
to be able to	2
and its impact on	2
of the bda i	2
patients with severe covid	2
dispensing to nhs dental	2
a temporary negative pressure	2
is well known in	2
have been connected to	2
observations outside normal limits	2
practitioners and their teams	2
who understand much more	2
at bay pending hospital	2
the importance of being	2
the findings of the	2
to engage more in	2
may prove to be	2
the rubber dam as	2
viruses than i ever	2
the dental team will	2
research has shown that	2
as well as approaches	2
adherence to epithelial cells	2
a face fit test	2
not be possible for	2
extract offending teeth using	2
resource constrained environments is	2
is it all about	2
be possible for such	2
that this could be	2
a past president of	2
practices and community dental	2
health protection colleagues responsible	2
online toolkit should be	2
acute viral respiratory infections	2
well known in developing	2
care for those returning	2
from severe side effects	2
increase in the number	2
both gmps and gdps	2
important to note that	2
urgent dental care systems	2
aerosol spray generation in	2
and economical solution for	2
under the age of	2
sepsis decision support tool	2
frugal solutions for the	2
used in dentistry for	2
worked so diligently to	2
provision of emergency dental	2
constrained environments is to	2
or local anaesthesia or	2
decrying the number of	2
number of antibiotic prescriptions	2
in the face of	2
to change and develop	2
a result of the	2
sars patient was present	2
to help control the	2
of the population across	2
through aerosol in the	2
in patients who are	2
are required to have	2
i had little knowledge	2
severity in the nhs	2
all my colleagues who	2
nhs national early warning	2
of contamination associated with	2
a positive impact on	2
to outline the detailed	2
until six months ago	2
these sepsis decision tools	2
emerging infections which have	2
returning from areas affected	2
level of individual dental	2
east respiratory syndrome coronavirus	2
encourage the reader to	2
like to thank all	2
support tool for primary	2
manage patients with suspected	2
of primary care dental	2
within dentistry who understand	2
efforts to tackle antibiotic	2
dental treatment in england	2
this is likely to	2
timely arrival of the	2
dilution and efficient removal	2
innovation in surgery frugal	2
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than referring patients to	2
to the fit test	2
of this new respiratory	2
is perfectly possible and	2
and the risk of	2
to improve detection of	2
a member of the	2
infection from carious teeth	2
streptococcal adherence to epithelial	2
this article provides an	2
in oral and maxillofacial	2
respiratory viruses than i	2
phase of the disease	2
effectively with the ambulance	2
dentistry has an essential	2
increased in the covid	2
aligarh muslim university letters	2
has excellent visibility and	2
protective equipment for preventing	2
with great interest the	2
months for tooth extractions	2
given the nature of	2
decided to implement a	2
transition to recovery for	2
avoidance of droplet aerosol	2
a return to providing	2
in the primary care	2
middle east respiratory syndrome	2
removal of contaminated ambient	2
way possible in the	2
spray generation in the	2
recovery for the resumption	2
for the operating room	2
lead to tissue damage	2
to extract offending teeth	2
during minor oral surgery	2
strategies and mechanisms to	2
must remember that for	2
this test can be	2
innovation approaches to make	2
kindly help guide others	2
agent in the uk	2
to deliver better oral	2
nature of care provided	2
potential to spread rapidly	2
member of the then	2
a possible catalyst for	2
oral microbiome and covid	2
the objective of this	2
having a face fit	2
five of the eight	2
to music on patient	2
and frugal innovations in	2
all of these steps	2
comes the glimmer of	2
across the globe have	2
for such countries to	2
necessary protection in the	2
ppe and which method	2
all patients referred under	2
to this the long	2
metres above the roof	2
period and the recent	2
antibiotics in the future	2
that the problem is	2
is no evidence to	2
nosocomial infections in the	2
can be reused after	2
in pakistan a dental	2
music on patient anxiety	2
easily accessible to all	2
identified risk factors who	2
to the simple duct	2
broken jaws in the	2
provide an update on	2
existing services is well	2
temporary negative pressure in	2
be considered along with	2
present in of cases	2
play a role in	2
the diseases may differ	2
i write further to	2
role of oral bacteria	2
an estimated cost of	2
urgent dental care during	2
update on the management	2
objective of this paper	2
sepsis at a dental	2
paediatric sepsis decision tools	2
and social care personnel	2
to prevent the transmission	2
or during my postgraduate	2
is exacerbating this dire	2
be validated for use	2
it is possible that	2
protection box during aerosol	2
and timely transfer to	2
at the university of	2
infections to staff or	2
of this problem appears	2
to providing gas in	2
to be implemented in	2
the importance of personal	2
patients with no identified	2
for up to days	2
providing gas in outpatient	2
in national newspapers decrying	2
practices through all of	2
daily telegraph claims that	2
an exceptionally high bacterial	2
adopted to manage covid	2
england during the covid	2
children awaiting many months	2
explore the connection between	2
sent for ct scans	2
connected to the simple	2
in a dental setting	2
term infections rather than	2
although the diseases may	2
and the mask is	2
cessation of routine dentistry	2
of complications and mortality	2
at dental school or	2
sedation are required to	2
as to how to	2
in controlling the spread	2
offending teeth using either	2
copies of the bdj	2
least risk of contamination	2
local anaesthesia or a	2
a t n m	2
they can provide necessary	2
most of existing assets	2
dental industry will endeavour	2
solutions may not be	2
scenario as well as	2
licence for public sector	2
application of rubber dam	2
how to implement it	2
may play a role	2
we explore the connection	2
towards the resumption of	2
globe have been respiratory	2
of existing assets and	2
this the long list	2
that in severe cases	2
for the infection is	2
deliver better oral health	2
of the nature of	2
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management of existing services	2
must conclude that the	2
need to consider how	2
bay pending hospital extraction	2
to spread such infections	2
help members of the	2
setting it is perfectly	2
the date of diagnosis	2
the lowest rate was	2
of aerosol generating procedures	2
and communicating effectively with	2
an update on the	2
are not responding to	2
article is to provide	2
technology to help oral	2
required personal protective equipment	2
spread of this highly	2
this will facilitate effective	2
my colleagues who have	2
have been respiratory infections	2
a review of the	2
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about respiratory viruses than	2
the least risk of	2
close contact and fomites	2
highlighted the importance of	2
its impact on the	2
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the profession and industry	2
of dental healthcare providers	2
control and universal precautions	2
dentists have a duty	2
tool for primary dental	2
the last years the	2
with the rest of	2
of complications from covid	2
conclude that the problem	2
british association of private	2
the operating room during	2
and developed countries fast	2
timely transfer to hospital	2
report of this problem	2
the vast majority of	2
experience of listening to	2
the findings of this	2
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with the nhs long	2
had little knowledge of	2
facilitate effective teamwork and	2
such as cardiovascular disease	2
bacteria in the mouth	2
are parents having to	2
reverse innovation in surgery	2
accessible to all members	2
this could be a	2
ensure enhanced patient outcomes	2
respiratory virus and its	2
the dangers of direct	2
appears in the recent	2
of areas affected by	2
for resource constrained environments	2
to identify patients who	2
for health and social	2
be considered in order	2
recently published standard operating	2
it is hoped that	2
oral health care systems	2
the risk of developing	2
glimmer of opportunity to	2
increased dental antibiotic prescribing	2
presume dental schools still	2
the risk of contamination	2
dental care for those	2
full range of dental	2
during dental treatment the	2
the simple duct system	2
unnecessary dental antibiotic prescribing	2
colleagues responsible for emerging	2
structural and institutional racism	2
when the sars patient	2
it is perfectly possible	2
not advocating a return	2
dental practices that use	2
to cases per day	2
of sepsis improves outcomes	2
rate of prescribing per	2
prevention and control guidance	2
inadequate management of existing	2
sepsis in the uk	2
still educate undergraduates in	2
health may reduce the	2
what to expect from	2
with higher levels of	2
for oxygen saturation monitoring	2
to be considered when	2
be aware of the	2
respiratory infections that are	2
children under the age	2
provision and type of	2
part of the undergraduate	2
the recognition and management	2
recognise and manage patients	2
common approaches can reduce	2
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school or during my	2
the effect on the	2
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dental surgeries in their	2
approach to care pathways	2
that frequent courses of	2
may have a significant	2
is encouraging its widespread	2
seemingly endless waiting list	2
advocated and followed throughout	2
the sars patient was	2
improvements are needed and	2
for primary care practitioners	2
deliver the air from	2
a duty to relieve	2
that the use of	2
is important to recognise	2
more about respiratory viruses	2
england may prove to	2
and the use of	2
positively diagnosed with cancer	2
importance of superinfections in	2
surgery frugal solutions for	2
the incubation period has	2
to this new novel	2
in the recent bdj	2
we must remember that	2
telegraph claims that this	2
interesting to see how	2
dam isolation in reducing	2
and manage patients with	2
practices that use sedation	2
recent travel history of	2
outline the detailed procedures	2
render all possible help	2
the positive cancer patients	2
risk of contamination or	2
system to deliver the	2
in conjunction with the	2
detailed procedures for kick	2
strategies adopted to manage	2
the house of commons	2
range of dental provision	2
operating room during the	2
the severity of respiratory	2
arresting agent in the	2
management of sepsis in	2
university letters to the	2
as opposed to the	2
guidance on how to	2
in head and neck	2
and risk factors for	2
growing number of colleagues	2
solution for performing aerosol	2
for tooth extractions in	2
not be perfect but	2
could also present with	2
the efficacy of rubber	2
for emerging infection responses	2
news in the dental	2
dental practitioner needs to	2
the nhs national early	2
the east of england	2
describe the impact of	2
type of required personal	2
than i ever seem	2
others through the current	2
remember that for every	2
referral to an urgent	2
dentistry during the covid	2
countries to upgrade the	2
they are often understudied	2
to describe the impact	2
the centres for disease	2
in preparation for the	2
toolkit should be developed	2
and type of required	2
the level of individual	2
of contaminated ambient air	2
the flu vaccination programme	2
minor oral surgery procedures	2
cancer diagnosis within days	2
overview of the literature	2
in england may prove	2
has highlighted the importance	2
within days from referral	2
services during the pandemic	2
their relevance to dentistry	2
of sepsis in the	2
the problem is due	2
muslim university letters to	2
relieve pain and to	2
reports in national newspapers	2
the policy to restrict	2
infection control and universal	2
delayed until the incubation	2
aerosol in the dental	2
address the cause of	2
head and neck infections	2
as a past president	2
risk of complications and	2
cope with stressful situations	2
been developed by the	2
now have a growing	2
of antibiotic dispensing to	2
controlling the spread of	2
where there is a	2
may not be perfect	2
standard operating procedures is	2
when calling for an	2
although there is a	2
rather than referring patients	2
patients referred to the	2
large number of patients	2
of the emergency services	2
solution for resource constrained	2
orca and efcd expert	2
patients to bacterial superinfections	2
call for an ambulance	2
and aerosol generating procedures	2
and strategies adopted to	2
developing and developed countries	2
or unable to perform	2
prescribed to keep infection	2
above review of ppe	2
factors who suffer from	2
referring patients to a	2
for infection control in	2
for creating a temporary	2
in overall dental antibiotic	2
of emerging infections in	2
three metres above the	2
of existing services is	2
elective dental care for	2
of universal precautions is	2
service to ensure the	2
during the period of	2
from the time when	2
the general dental practitioner	2
in the nhs long	2
to keep infection from	2
a secondary care setting	2
dismayed and bemused to	2
this paper is to	2
for health and care	2
of routine dental care	2
read frequent reports in	2
having to cope with	2
explore frugal innovation approaches	2
monitoring of dental antibiotic	2
some common approaches can	2
guidance is also provided	2
we describe in detail	2
dental antibiotic prescribing in	2
a dental surgeon has	2
increase the risk of	2
to implement a new	2
elect the setting of	2
nhs business services authority	2
department of health on	2
to practices through all	2
add to this the	2
predispose patients to bacterial	2
for developing complications from	2
with our medical colleagues	2
of required personal protective	2
have spread rapidly across	2
the latest technology to	2
health care systems in	2
health as part of	2
protection in the best	2
in the dental setting	2
write further to the	2
an increase in the	2
the proven importance of	2
to thank all my	2
excellent visibility and can	2
but they can provide	2
last years the majority	2
reasons for having a	2
to a seemingly endless	2
prophylaxis against infective endocarditis	2
staff or other patients	2
control practices advisory committee	2
possible catalyst for change	2
recommendations could be made	2
that the majority of	2
the connection between high	2
infections in dental settings	2
ensure access for all	2
antibiotics for urgent dental	2
of direct to consumer	2
medical emergency in the	2
bda i am dismayed	2
cause for children to	2
courses of antibiotics are	2
unwilling or unable to	2
ever seem to remember	2
surgeries in their tertiary	2
perfectly possible and permissible	2
on the dental profession	2
to expect from the	2
dental treatment in the	2
be trained in the	2
the majority of emerging	2
body ppe and which	2
a combination of both	2
are likely to be	2
from person to person	2
the use of rubber	2
shortfall of dental healthcare	2
an online toolkit should	2
the above review of	2
the dental care of	2
performing aerosol generating procedures	2
mechanisms to deliver better	2
exponential spread of the	2
to recovery for the	2
by emerging infections should	2
the mechanism of action	2
are a number of	2
there is a risk	2
minimum three metres above	2
be treated in a	2
educate undergraduates in the	2
lowest rate was in	2
a purpose built protection	2
the resumption of dental	2
the effectiveness of rubber	2
from the surgery at	2
the total number of	2
in an attempt to	2
this will have a	2
new standard operating procedures	2
high reads for prevotella	2
been in contact with	2
significant loss of life	2
is due to an	2
dire state of affairs	2
only dental practices that	2
is also provided throughout	2
as a barrier to	2
anxiety during minor oral	2
will facilitate effective teamwork	2
generation in the dental	2
in the east of	2
the test and the	2
return to providing gas	2
the triage dental nurse	2
these patients had been	2
infections in the nhs	2
assist the dental team	2
is this because dentists	2
surgery has the potential	2
known in developing countries	2
implications for dental care	2
arrival of the emergency	2
possible help and support	2
referrals from gmps and	2
to prevent the risk	2
developed countries fast and	2
duty to relieve pain	2
and efficient removal of	2
this repeat prescribing is	2
paediatric dentistry during the	2
refer patients to be	2
in a secondary care	2
change and develop new	2
during these difficult covid	2
practise suturing at home	2
endeavour to render all	2
to predispose patients to	2
showed that of the	2
a barrier to the	2
has been shown to	2
in surgery frugal solutions	2
a wide range of	2
this is in line	2
could be due to	2
patient anxiety during minor	2
reduction or avoidance of	2
a recently recovered covid	2
those of us who	2
mechanism of action of	2
infection through aerosol in	2
colleagues who have worked	2
remember learning at dental	2
there is still a	2
frequent referral cause for	2
at aligarh muslim university	2
of the new standard	2
the timely arrival of	2
suffering from severe infections	2
anaesthesia or a combination	2
of rubber dam in	2
the timeframe in which	2
the connection between the	2
and management of sepsis	2
infection control practices advisory	2
did not attend their	2
its widespread use in	2
methods increase compliance with	2
likely to be the	2
as we are all	2
may need to be	2
to july was higher	2
potential to spread such	2
now termed standard precautions	2
the provision of emergency	2
efcd expert delphi consensus	2
the incubation period and	2
in the uk and	2
help oral health care	2
the spread of microorganisms	2
thanks to this new	2
am dismayed and bemused	2
role included reviewing other	2
for those returning from	2
reaction does not occur	2
little knowledge of this	2
dental treatment the efficacy	2
to remember learning at	2
in the hospital setting	2
emerging infections in dental	2
treatment in england may	2
reconstructive oral cancer patient	2
per day nationally at	2
their tertiary care facilities	2
droplet and aerosol generating	2
occupational safety and health	2
to the outbreak of	2
the provision and type	2
we would encourage the	2
that this is the	2
be implemented in the	2
minimising nosocomial infections in	2
essential role to play	2
the transmission of infection	2
further report of this	2
have a positive impact	2
dental teams on this	2
this problem appears in	2
operating procedures is not	2
in the midst of	2
universal precautions is widely	2
because of the nature	2
the daily telegraph claims	2
provide necessary protection in	2
who suffer from severe	2
to be considered as	2
frugal and reverse innovation	2
to reduce the risk	2
on how to implement	2
wearing a ffp mask	2
pandemic at aligarh muslim	2
due to financial limitations	2
of antibiotics in the	2
creating a temporary negative	2
of infection through aerosol	2
throughout the dental community	2
adversity comes the glimmer	2
to render all possible	2
one of the major	2
was a member of	2
both in terms of	2
clinical observations outside normal	2
of administering general anaesthetics	2
respirator face fit testing	2
have clinical observations outside	2
test and the mask	2
with decreased time from	2
in the early phase	2
during aerosol generating procedures	2
is the most frequent	2
so diligently to up	2
to ensure the timely	2
in the best interests	2
in tackling antibiotic resistance	2
referral cause for children	2
management of dental problems	2
data of sufficient quality	2
the alternative solution for	2
are either unwilling or	2
and can be reused	2
is widely advocated and	2
nationally at an estimated	2
in practices and community	2
the efficacy of the	2
negative pressure in dental	2
guide others through the	2
april to july was	2
higher triage category than	2
the infection is over	2
with sepsis at a	2
dental practice will help	2
either unwilling or unable	2
be seen as a	2
exclusion from duty is	2
of the then termed	2
equitable oral healthcare facilities	2
to perform this treatment	2
there has been no	2
the reasons for variation	2
pakistan a dental surgeon	2
the british national formulary	2
seems that frequent courses	2
dam as a barrier	2
infection could also present	2
systematic review and meta	2
use sedation are required	2
research in this area	2
can be seen in	2
confidently and safely manage	2
well as approaches and	2
of orofacial dental infection	2
in england during the	2
from areas affected by	2
support tools have been	2
it would be useful	2
infections rather than referring	2
such infections to staff	2
faculty of general dental	2
would like to thank	2
microorganisms during dental treatment	2
whilst not advocating a	2
that are spread via	2
the monthly rate of	2
time when the sars	2
the incubation period for	2
emerging infections should be	2
to assist the dental	2
in reducing atmospheric bacterial	2
i presume dental schools	2
the glimmer of opportunity	2
approaches and strategies adopted	2
the new standard operating	2
the early phase of	2
unprotected exposure to sars	2
will be interesting to	2
not be able to	2
many months for tooth	2
to provide an update	2
the safety of administering	2
to all members of	2
it is likely that	2
importance of personal protective	2
the face of exponential	2
ongoing education of gdps	2
incubation period for the	2
oral healthcare teams to	2
air from the surgery	2
have been in contact	2
antibiotics are prescribed to	2
get back to work	2
early recognition and prompt	2
keep infection from carious	2
built protection box during	2
of health on the	2
due to the fact	2
and general dental practices	2
such as pneumonia and	2
environments is to explore	2
clinicians in primary care	2
a catalyst for change	2
the most of existing	2
approaches to make the	2
is that it is	2
responsible for emerging infection	2
possible and permissible to	2
to upgrade the dental	2
minimally invasive operative dentistry	2
as an infection control	2
approaches can reduce the	2
for a period of	2
support to practices through	2
protective equipment and clinical	2
we add to this	2
as an adjunct to	2
is to raise awareness	2
communicating effectively with the	2
numbering equating to cases	2
emergency services and timely	2
there needs to be	2
in the air for	2
number of children awaiting	2
the positive diagnostic yield	2
additionally our role included	2
dental antibiotic prescriptions was	2
spread such infections to	2
of microorganisms during dental	2
the risk of infection	2
infections which have spread	2
between the oral microbiome	2
be developed to help	2
national newspapers decrying the	2
may reduce the risk	2
the surgery at the	2
frequent reports in national	2
of exponential spread of	2
which is exacerbating this	2
undergraduates in the expert	2
of colleagues within dentistry	2
and cause significant loss	2
detailed guidance is also	2
from the american heart	2
of droplet aerosol generation	2
which have spread rapidly	2
news can be used	2
to severe acute respiratory	2
factors such as age	2
widely used by the	2
that the dental team	2
at north manchester general	2
teeth using either sedation	2
it is estimated that	2
which method of donning	2
of equitable oral healthcare	2
of individual dental practices	2
tertiary care facilities to	2
protection box has excellent	2
based on the principle	2
been connected to the	2
management of severe acute	2
of the above review	2
for undergraduate medical students	2
from the onset of	2
this dire state of	2
our role included reviewing	2
prevent the risk of	2
guidance for primary care	2
is to explore frugal	2
the highest rate of	2
the ongoing education of	2
new respiratory virus and	2
claims that this is	2
in a patient with	2
and the importance of	2
a further report of	2
on infection control and	2
covid child tooth extractions	2
that use sedation are	2
to optimise the use	2
surgery at the minimum	2
fast and frugal innovations	2
calling for an ambulance	2
we are all too	2
care systems in developing	2
by the triaging nurse	2
dental surgeries strong exhaust	2
possibly then goes beyond	2
severity of the infection	2
all of these patients	2
included reviewing other means	2
isolation in reducing atmospheric	2
alternative solution for resource	2
or in conjunction with	2
and followed throughout the	2
is an innovative and	2
and support to practices	2
is in line with	2
impact of the policy	2
pressure in dental surgeries	2
be delayed until the	2
we need to be	2
paper is to raise	2
learning at dental school	2
are in place to	2
pain and to prevent	2
have been developed by	2
care setting it is	2
better understanding of appropriate	2
using news in the	2
services and timely transfer	2
ensure the timely arrival	2
frequent courses of antibiotics	2
and mechanisms to deliver	2
encouraging its widespread use	2
but also a possible	2
patients severely infected with	2
can lead to tissue	2
in a number of	2
in the shielded category	2
mouthwashes and nasal sprays	2
followed throughout the dental	2