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trigram	frequency
br dent j	43
dent j doi	41
the risk of	35
the dental team	31
the use of	29
as well as	27
head and neck	24
in the dental	24
it is important	23
the number of	23
severe acute respiratory	22
dental antibiotic prescribing	21
acute respiratory syndrome	21
the importance of	19
is important to	19
in the uk	18
of the dental	18
personal protective equipment	18
urgent dental care	18
the management of	17
need to be	16
a number of	15
due to the	15
the dental practice	15
during the covid	15
british dental journal	14
aerosol generating procedures	14
the oral cavity	14
nhs long term	13
long term plan	13
there is a	13
in primary care	13
to the editor	12
in line with	12
the nhs long	12
general dental practice	12
world health organisation	11
members of the	11
letters to the	11
in order to	11
of rubber dam	11
the majority of	11
of the population	10
part of the	10
to the covid	10
in terms of	10
the severity of	10
for use in	10
of the patients	10
viral load in	10
the level of	10
load in the	10
of odontogenic infections	10
a systematic review	10
this is a	9
number of patients	9
the ww pathway	9
is likely to	9
the nature of	9
national early warning	9
and in the	9
the resumption of	9
a patient with	9
of the profession	9
the efficacy of	9
access to dental	9
throughout the covid	9
antibiotic use in	9
the spread of	9
back to work	9
we need to	9
as a result	9
one of the	9
it would be	9
health and social	8
in general dental	8
and social care	8
a ffp mask	8
of these patients	8
will need to	8
the time to	8
prevention and control	8
as part of	8
disease control and	8
in the oral	8
early warning score	8
in the mouth	8
the period of	8
have to be	8
be able to	8
centres for disease	8
reduce the risk	8
control and prevention	8
risk of transmission	8
risk of complications	8
likely to be	8
to nhs dental	8
and neck cancer	8
can lead to	8
can be used	8
the general dental	8
in close proximity	8
dental antibiotic use	8
the need for	8
for disease control	8
to reduce the	7
an increase in	7
dental journal volume	7
of the covid	7
a result of	7
standard operating procedures	7
of the pandemic	7
the rest of	7
the provision of	7
in relation to	7
the dental profession	7
the aim of	7
the world health	7
of patients with	7
of severe acute	7
rest of the	7
in the future	7
of dental antibiotic	7
general dental council	7
of head and	7
a range of	7
the department of	7
journal volume no	7
this could be	7
of patients that	7
dental team to	7
uk sepsis trust	7
oral health and	7
be given to	7
has been a	7
in dental practice	7
respiratory syndrome coronavirus	7
dental practices were	7
prior to the	7
patients who are	7
may have been	7
april and may	7
the amount of	7
to have a	7
courses of antibiotics	7
to the dental	6
a high sars	6
for reasons of	6
send your letters	6
the ambulance service	6
for dental care	6
royal college of	6
reasons of space	6
of a high	6
been shown to	6
of transmission of	6
department of health	6
has shown that	6
dental care and	6
edited for reasons	6
which may be	6
based on the	6
in conjunction with	6
the presence of	6
given to letters	6
validated for use	6
the caries process	6
to letters less	6
of emerging infections	6
sepsis decision support	6
much of the	6
under the ww	6
priority will be	6
the fit test	6
sign the letter	6
those of us	6
the absence of	6
to be considered	6
may be edited	6
w g ys	6
may not be	6
in the caries	6
and their teams	6
letters less than	6
authors must sign	6
a fit test	6
who may have	6
should also be	6
to dental care	6
less than words	6
the british dental	6
better oral health	6
standard operating procedure	6
the end of	6
reducing the risk	6
must sign the	6
for the dental	6
the incubation period	6
significance of a	6
a combination of	6
the patient should	6
during april and	6
for up to	6
the incidence of	6
are known to	6
caused by the	6
would like to	6
there is no	6
close proximity to	6
and it is	6
in the current	6
the onset of	6
will be given	6
your letters to	6
in the nhs	6
intervene in the	6
in dental antibiotic	6
than words long	6
use of antibiotics	6
aim of this	6
primary care setting	6
to be a	6
in vivo activity	6
the time of	6
the in vivo	6
email bdj bda	6
management of odontogenic	6
that we have	6
the dental industry	6
the treatment of	6
be edited for	6
east of england	6
to intervene in	6
a primary care	6
the effect of	6
due to exposure	5
known to be	5
at risk of	5
shown to be	5
such as pneumonia	5
were restricted to	5
time when the	5
and treatment of	5
at the same	5
april to july	5
increased risk of	5
for paediatric dentistry	5
showed that of	5
in a primary	5
the fact that	5
the uk sepsis	5
in the early	5
emergency dental care	5
for the resumption	5
there is an	5
at the time	5
and use of	5
the principles of	5
respiratory protective equipment	5
for the treatment	5
in dental settings	5
be associated with	5
the editor send	5
the uk and	5
general dental practices	5
for the period	5
of the cdo	5
we do not	5
the role of	5
of the disease	5
risk of contamination	5
according to the	5
sepsis in the	5
be aware of	5
management of acute	5
access to dentistry	5
should be considered	5
the respiratory tract	5
of patients in	5
restricted access to	5
number of antibiotic	5
dentistry in england	5
and management of	5
needs to be	5
practices were restricted	5
should not be	5
the current pandemic	5
out of road	5
conditions such as	5
in england during	5
the head and	5
the dental community	5
of the new	5
the maintenance of	5
there has been	5
infection prevention and	5
in the covid	5
of us who	5
transition to recovery	5
protective equipment and	5
the mioc framework	5
a medical emergency	5
the same time	5
in reducing the	5
dental care is	5
on dental antibiotic	5
in patients who	5
in patients with	5
a risk of	5
on antibiotic prescribing	5
has not been	5
bacteria in the	5
management of sepsis	5
the connection between	5
for health and	5
highly infectious diseases	5
management of patients	5
the impact of	5
it is not	5
it seems that	5
there are many	5
editor send your	5
there may be	5
more likely to	5
by community pharmacists	5
all of these	5
of novel coronavirus	5
be considered as	5
have been used	5
shows us that	5
to exposure to	5
primary care practitioners	4
of general dental	4
whether they are	4
this would be	4
should be aware	4
of this article	4
failure and death	4
house of commons	4
of ppe for	4
sepsis decision tools	4
this has been	4
antibiotics before accepting	4
an area of	4
by the uk	4
such as the	4
a lack of	4
been validated for	4
how to intervene	4
in the nose	4
disease in the	4
that this is	4
delphi consensus statement	4
leads to a	4
severity of the	4
fdi world dental	4
routine dental care	4
our medical colleagues	4
as one of	4
dental treatment in	4
to have tried	4
complications such as	4
organ failure and	4
it is clear	4
pharmacists in england	4
that of the	4
the national institute	4
do not have	4
the literature and	4
may have a	4
review of ppe	4
patients referred under	4
of acute dental	4
commons health and	4
patients to have	4
patients were seen	4
silver diamine fluoride	4
the beginning of	4
donning and doffing	4
relating to nhs	4
the royal college	4
some of the	4
to dental services	4
that dental care	4
gender and comorbidities	4
to determine the	4
potential to spread	4
increase in dental	4
to note that	4
run out of	4
the assessment of	4
acute dental problems	4
and their dental	4
raise awareness of	4
as a means	4
of dental services	4
the appropriateness of	4
in the management	4
relevance to dentistry	4
has also been	4
be used to	4
of the infection	4
management of dental	4
in the number	4
over the last	4
i wonder if	4
of this audit	4
manage medical emergencies	4
for urgent dental	4
expert delphi consensus	4
practices in england	4
the normal range	4
areas affected by	4
professionals and patients	4
diseases due to	4
at the beginning	4
red flag sepsis	4
from the american	4
the cdo is	4
education and training	4
patients with suspected	4
neck cancer referrals	4
transmission of the	4
the profession feels	4
ultraviolet germicidal irradiation	4
ambulance service and	4
one would hope	4
of personal protective	4
at any one	4
dental care for	4
number of children	4
with suspected sepsis	4
to see if	4
of aerosol generating	4
the current covid	4
in response to	4
in the bdj	4
the covid pandemic	4
antibiotic use across	4
for an ambulance	4
diagnostic yield of	4
that a patient	4
they may be	4
the dental surgery	4
lead to sepsis	4
cause of death	4
not be possible	4
but this study	4
a means to	4
from january to	4
patients suffering from	4
droplet and aerosol	4
majority of patients	4
exposure to contaminated	4
cochrane oral health	4
world dental federation	4
to the current	4
in the best	4
dental professionals and	4
across the globe	4
patients to be	4
on the management	4
patient in the	4
reduced access to	4
compared to the	4
indicated that the	4
to avoid the	4
allowed pgrs to	4
linked to the	4
delivering better oral	4
support from the	4
we have seen	4
as a whole	4
there is still	4
antibiotic prescribing in	4
in england in	4
rubber dam isolation	4
flu vaccination programme	4
of commons health	4
higher than in	4
to make the	4
dental procedures increases	4
primary care dental	4
of oral health	4
patients presenting with	4
community pharmacists in	4
is the time	4
of infection in	4
accepting referral for	4
appears to be	4
forms from january	4
the concept of	4
risk factors for	4
to be the	4
it is possible	4
of the bdj	4
impact of the	4
the mouth and	4
requiring patients to	4
the united states	4
infectious diseases due	4
patient with a	4
antibiotic prescribing and	4
urgent dental centres	4
tried antibiotics before	4
aware of the	4
of oral cancer	4
to contaminated body	4
the generation of	4
which should be	4
factors associated with	4
of the ww	4
nature of the	4
patients were being	4
from the government	4
dental professionals should	4
to prevent the	4
guidance for dental	4
professionals should be	4
gmps and gdps	4
of the oral	4
remote management of	4
in the practice	4
seen in the	4
primary dental care	4
a case of	4
being aware of	4
review of the	4
we undertook a	4
undertook a rapid	4
to be seen	4
now is the	4
their dental teams	4
were able to	4
and oral health	4
can reduce the	4
patient should be	4
diagnosis within days	4
the disease is	4
england relating to	4
the oral microbiome	4
higher levels of	4
before accepting referral	4
british dental association	4
decision support tools	4
what we are	4
in a relatively	4
could be a	4
and maxillofacial surgery	4
invent the wheel	4
national institute for	4
infection control and	4
referred under the	4
cov and mers	4
aerosol spray generation	4
affected by emerging	4
in healthcare staff	4
have tried antibiotics	4
in a dental	4
contaminated body fluids	4
an urgent dental	4
line with the	4
odontogenic infections can	4
in this article	4
the prevention of	4
use in primary	4
onset of the	4
in dental practices	4
suggests that the	4
its use in	4
during the pandemic	4
challacombe et al	4
the cause of	4
the findings of	4
a secondary care	4
the government or	4
end of the	4
health protection agency	4
may need to	4
oral and maxillofacial	4
but it is	4
it has been	4
treated in a	4
of listening to	4
referral for face	4
will be required	4
this is not	4
nhs dental prescription	4
by emerging infections	4
to the previous	4
to reflect on	4
this will be	4
allowed to deliver	4
infection in the	4
nhs dental patients	4
the pandemic and	4
and symptoms of	4
their teams to	4
the rate of	4
it does have	4
odontogenic infections and	4
member of the	4
the profession has	4
has to be	4
antiviral activity and	4
social care committee	4
years of age	4
catalyst for change	4
high bacterial load	4
risk of infection	4
seen in figure	4
to be associated	4
in england relating	4
minimally invasive operative	4
is despite the	3
for regulators to	3
the prevention and	3
to reduce risk	3
those who have	3
the likelihood of	3
dental antibiotic prescriptions	3
been directed at	3
process impact on	3
quantify the risk	3
and the furloughed	3
with the average	3
leaving only the	3
on this issue	3
for dental teams	3
in control appear	3
and general dental	3
figure is combined	3
evidence suggests that	3
awareness of the	3
of the first	3
and so we	3
the korean journal	3
still within the	3
nhs england is	3
all patients referred	3
the news observation	3
coronavirus pages returning	3
as a mouthwash	3
fdi policy statement	3
like a guideline	3
an undiagnosed covid	3
part in this	3
as pawns in	3
and minimally invasive	3
us to treat	3
have felt alienated	3
strategy as the	3
seen an influx	3
practical use of	3
gives a good	3
were open for	3
even i think	3
and is gone	3
can also be	3
the profession and	3
restricted to giving	3
it is for	3
approach through concerns	3
also present with	3
follow those guidelines	3
a political game	3
use in this	3
are being seen	3
numerous sets of	3
the control group	3
increased use of	3
we have participated	3
looking inwards at	3
when new infections	3
transmission of ebola	3
the south west	3
chlorhexidine is not	3
uncomplexed iodine and	3
normal range for	3
of complications arising	3
on the nature	3
appropriate treatments at	3
antibacterial drugs to	3
the coronavirus disease	3
same time as	3
is combined with	3
and in identifying	3
with both dental	3
be lessons to	3
protective equipment for	3
of generalisations used	3
and saw over	3
significant sectors of	3
has created a	3
use of ppe	3
for the remainder	3
nhs dentistry in	3
contaminated ambient air	3
escalation of care	3
otherwise receive care	3
the bda and	3
the last years	3
antibiotics are prescribed	3
infections and sepsis	3
at the forefront	3
time to let	3
health protection colleagues	3
words of wisdom	3
gurus have flooded	3
in the severity	3
because of difficulties	3
for returning to	3
in anticipation that	3
profession as a	3
sectors of the	3
the sop document	3
any part in	3
remotely prompting a	3
the global covid	3
there would be	3
that meets the	3
month by community	3
gdps and their	3
of universal precautions	3
have even suggested	3
higher than the	3
to help oral	3
in april was	3
increased in the	3
lockdown measures were	3
and will be	3
put in place	3
april was slightly	3
nations in line	3
the blueprint for	3
open for telephone	3
analgesia and antibiotics	3
clear outlier compared	3
the possibility of	3
in of cases	3
british association of	3
activity and could	3
support practices through	3
practice to be	3
level of infection	3
dental teams implement	3
to access the	3
a part in	3
impact that covid	3
are spread via	3
has caused confusion	3
the position lends	3
and efficiently as	3
was a clear	3
primary health care	3
interesting to see	3
in saliva and	3
was widely anticipated	3
with developing frameworks	3
also to support	3
as an end	3
of dental caries	3
and fast rules	3
infections stable compositions	3
rubber dam as	3
but also a	3
in the political	3
in the korean	3
each month by	3
dental care teams	3
triage during april	3
of their efficacy	3
levelled at any	3
or appropriateness for	3
spread rapidly across	3
versions for the	3
on the receiving	3
the cdo has	3
that ill will	3
it will support	3
and become united	3
oropharyngeal infections stable	3
impact on antibiotic	3
by our various	3
and the local	3
may was widely	3
maintenance of oral	3
kant advised us	3
of a leader	3
as effective as	3
paediatric dentistry during	3
dental prescriptions as	3
of information overload	3
practice were sent	3
whole should also	3
forgotten when new	3
engaging with the	3
of us in	3
assessment of acute	3
have flooded the	3
we are doing	3
the toolkit will	3
full range of	3
position of being	3
associated with prescribing	3
there are a	3
betterment of all	3
no support from	3
dentists to provide	3
signs and symptoms	3
suggests that it	3
ongoing education of	3
the bda is	3
monthly rate of	3
of opportunity to	3
european centre for	3
in the maintenance	3
government or their	3
an adequate seal	3
hope there would	3
seeing such a	3
would be useful	3
and safely manage	3
news observation chart	3
there was a	3
metaphysics of morals	3
april but still	3
of chlorhexidine as	3
combined with the	3
caries process in	3
far back as	3
the commentary has	3
in this sector	3
there are plenty	3
this audit has	3
some patients for	3
then goes beyond	3
this shows antibiotic	3
not the time	3
being beyond their	3
appropriateness for treating	3
proximity to the	3
to be as	3
is due to	3
as much of	3
and escalation of	3
of the discourse	3
to provide dental	3
in an increase	3
spread of covid	3
can download the	3
especially in regards	3
is clear that	3
the saliva key	3
difficulties diagnosing a	3
community has caused	3
even suggested that	3
a large increase	3
city council produces	3
to be an	3
the previous months	3
important to remember	3
bombarded with numerous	3
related resources at	3
if the gender	3
latest version of	3
control appear to	3
a rapid analysis	3
severity in the	3
have participated in	3
average number of	3
indication of the	3
the ability to	3
of an unnecessary	3
much wiser than	3
covid interventions may	3
of the nhs	3
detects deterioration in	3
in this area	3
use in england	3
efficacy of rubber	3
increasingly used as	3
some udcs were	3
at a time	3
a bad idea	3
this may be	3
used in the	3
to identify patients	3
be on the	3
factors such as	3
when the mouthwash	3
will last for	3
invasive clinical approach	3
that calculation but	3
leader of healthcare	3
to treat people	3
prove to be	3
in accordance with	3
drugs to adult	3
were sent back	3
bitterness of much	3
optimisation of future	3
guideline and a	3
general conclusion from	3
a dental practice	3
what is it	3
cdo is as	3
procedures for kick	3
the practice of	3
illness severity in	3
dentistry personal communication	3
study suggests that	3
responsible for about	3
mouthwash against viruses	3
recently published paper	3
the most recent	3
with just ten	3
in healthcare settings	3
in practice were	3
only the possible	3
anticipated and so	3
president of the	3
to provide an	3
may be a	3
guidance on how	3
mainly been directed	3
it is a	3
all antibiotic prescribing	3
coming from our	3
reinforce it and	3
resumption of dental	3
fluids in healthcare	3
the messages coming	3
time to reinforce	3
but also to	3
an overview of	3
to adult patients	3
the profession as	3
will only exacerbate	3
be developed to	3
is a risk	3
a rapid review	3
has long been	3
north manchester general	3
to be not	3
there will be	3
face fit test	3
of will reveal	3
population which our	3
that the problem	3
it will be	3
a recently published	3
article is to	3
download the toolkit	3
the monthly rate	3
profession using social	3
our chief have	3
seen at designated	3
dental federation factors	3
this can lead	3
patients with coronavirus	3
exposure to sars	3
our various regulators	3
in dental surgeries	3
of antiviral activity	3
the support of	3
resumption of face	3
let our shield	3
nan as far	3
much a political	3
updated with essential	3
a whole should	3
prescription for acute	3
arrival of the	3
we see fit	3
of patients being	3
the dental environment	3
to may is	3
meets the current	3
in the prevention	3
updates of new	3
can be seen	3
just to outline	3
available online at	3
be learned from	3
their efficacy or	3
itself to be	3
personnel and inpatients	3
members can download	3
healthcare personnel and	3
gender of the	3
but still within	3
body fluids in	3
about of all	3
but also confirms	3
is effective against	3
in severe cases	3
health and care	3
from studies of	3
flooded the internet	3
someone who has	3
dentistry how we	3
for the management	3
for at least	3
related to the	3
of the metaphysics	3
working on versions	3
generalisations used in	3
of the literature	3
and process impact	3
in a political	3
effective as povidone	3
i think that	3
permissible in general	3
regards to engaging	3
gear up to	3
the shift towards	3
is well known	3
as is the	3
as povidone iodine	3
yet been validated	3
with no support	3
plenty of generalisations	3
although there is	3
furloughed workers scheme	3
transmission of sars	3
an unnecessary extraction	3
as much a	3
the furloughed workers	3
in regards to	3
proven or probable	3
general dental practitioners	3
outlier compared to	3
the study period	3
of us seeing	3
primary cause of	3
some much wiser	3
towards a preventative	3
compared to may	3
the capacity of	3
than in may	3
a guideline and	3
been given a	3
wonder if the	3
will be the	3
the age of	3
to optimise dental	3
bringing this infection	3
significantly since lockdown	3
prophylaxis in front	3
practices through transition	3
the changes needed	3
the ill will	3
patients increasingly used	3
of figures for	3
conclusion from studies	3
at day six	3
very high levels	3
has mainly been	3
concerns of life	3
the pandemic most	3
if that ill	3
preclude any proven	3
united for positive	3
have been in	3
the air for	3
support members and	3
seen each week	3
and related resources	3
this article is	3
influenza a viruses	3
are advised to	3
dental prescription forms	3
these centres increased	3
understanding of the	3
those in control	3
of infection control	3
of antibiotic prescriptions	3
to ensure what	3
vivo activity of	3
edition of its	3
to a much	3
demonstrates the in	3
oral microbiome and	3
is not as	3
a precedent for	3
participated in recently	3
and patients increasingly	3
specific sepsis decision	3
and the shift	3
i would like	3
safely manage medical	3
use of pre	3
makes it much	3
their collective remits	3
routinely collected in	3
us seeing an	3
rapidly across the	3
a patient was	3
prescribing and in	3
blueprint for the	3
i like a	3
have ignored this	3
to use the	3
once we set	3
increase in nhs	3
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