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Novel Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) and Dental PublicHealth

Yeni Koronavirus Hastalığı (COVID-19) ve Toplum Ağız-Diş Sağlığı

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3–10
Publication Date
2022-10-17
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Moreover, delayed non-emer gent dental service during pandemics would have a potential impacton the experience and rehabilitation of patients with oral diseases.Although there are many grey sides still existing in the relation ofCOVID-19 and oral health, close monitoring of the patients duringthe illness and recovery period is so important, in terms of dentalpublic health for the possible short-mid-long-term effects, as well asprimary prevention measures.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Dental public health prioritizes protection and it is important tohandle infectious diseases in terms of oral health, which will be add ressed specifically for the 2019 novel coronavirus in this review.
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Key Findings & Data:Insevere COVID-19 infection, damaged immune system might facilita te the transmission of virus from oral cavity, and could potentiallyaggravate existing autoimmune and inflammatory conditions withinthe oropharyngeal area.
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Conclusion & Impact:Moreover, delayed non-emer gent dental service during pandemics would have a potential impacton the experience and rehabilitation of patients with oral diseases.Although there are many grey sides still existing in the relation ofCOVID-19 and oral health, close monitoring of the patients duringthe illness and recovery period is so important, in terms of dentalpublic health for the possible short-mid-long-term effects, as well asprimary prevention measures.
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📍Scope:2019 Verileri
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Abstract

Dental public health prioritizes protection and it is important tohandle infectious diseases in terms of oral health, which will be add ressed specifically for the 2019 novel coronavirus in this review. Insevere COVID-19 infection, damaged immune system might facilita te the transmission of virus from oral cavity, and could potentiallyaggravate existing autoimmune and inflammatory conditions withinthe oropharyngeal area. Besides, intense pharmacotherapy might berelated with problems in soft tissues, saliva production, and neuro logical-based oral sensations, also. Moreover, delayed non-emer gent dental service during pandemics would have a potential impacton the experience and rehabilitation of patients with oral diseases.Although there are many grey sides still existing in the relation ofCOVID-19 and oral health, close monitoring of the patients duringthe illness and recovery period is so important, in terms of dentalpublic health for the possible short-mid-long-term effects, as well asprimary prevention measures.

Özet

Toplum ağız-diş sağlığı korunmaya öncelik verir, ağız sağlığı açı sından bulaşıcı hastalıkların değerlendirilmesi önemlidir ve buderlemede 2019 yeni koronavirüs özelinde ele alınacaktır. ŞiddetliCOVID-19 enfeksiyonunda, sitokin fırtınası nedeniyle zarar görmüşbağışıklık sistemi, virüsün ağız boşluğundan bulaşmasını kolaylaş tırabilir ve orofaringeal alandaki mevcut otoimmün ve enflamatuardurumları ağırlaştırabilir Ayrıca, yoğun farmakoterapi yumuşakdokulardaki, tükürük üretimindeki ve nörolojik temelli oral duyum lardaki problemler ile de ilişkili olabilir. Bunun yanı sıra, pandemisırasında acil olmayan dişhekimliği hizmetlerinin gecikmesinin, ağızhastalıkları olan hastaların deneyimi, bilişi ve rehabilitasyonu üze rinde de potansiyel bir etkisi olacaktır. COVID-19 ve ağız sağlığıilişkisinde hala çok sayıda bilinmeyen yön olmasına rağmen, hasta ların hastalık ve iyileşme döneminde yakından takip edilmesi, top lum ağız-diş sağlığı kapsamında birincil önleme tedbirlerinin yanısıra kısa-orta-uzun dönem olası etkileri açısından çok önemlidir.

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DOĞAN, B. G., ÖZLER, C. Ö. (2022). Novel Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) and Dental PublicHealth. Sağlık ve Toplum, Cilt: 31 - Sayı: 3, 3–10. https://ajindex.com/articles/590387

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