"COVID-19 and Dentistry" equips dental professionals with the knowledge and strategies they require to deal with the challenges of providing dental care during the epidemic. By implementing evidence-based guidelines, infection control measures, and modifying dental practise, dental practitioners may continue to offer their patients with safe and effective oral healthcare while putting their wellness first.

In recent years, the field of dentistry has witnessed a remarkable breakthrough in the form of Silver Diamine Fluoride (SDF). This powerful compound has transformed the way we approach preventive dentistry, particularly in the management of dental caries. "Silver Diamine Fluoride's Impact on Dentistry: Revolutionizing Preventive Care" is a comprehensive book that delves into the profound impact of SDF on oral healthcare. From its discovery to its clinical applications, this book provides a thorough exploration of SDF's potential to revolutionize dental practice.

Pharmacologic behavior management introduces a new level of risk, which can be managed by appropriately trained providers paying careful attention to preoperative assessment, emergency preparedness, intraoperative monitoring, and post-operative evaluation.In light of new approaches to risk assessment, changing disease patterns, and the emphasis on nonsurgical management in pediatric dentistry, the amount of information influencing clinical decisions is greater than ever. This book will attempt to categorize the variables and pose a framework to navigate clinical decision-making at the...

Topical fluorides, such as varnishes, NaF, SnF2and APF are used as preventive reagents because of their remineralization and antimicrobial abilities. It can also be found in many dental and oral care products, such as toothpaste, mouthwash, and gels. In addition, fluoride intake through drinking water can also be obtained. It is believed that the anticaries effect of fluoride is due to its ability to protect the hard tissues of the teeth and inhibit bacterial growth and metabolism. The fluoride in saliva can be absorbed onto the surface of the apatite crystals which makes the teeth more...