Attitude and Awareness of Dental Students and Interns toward Infection Control Measures in Prosthodontic Clinics
Human oral cavity is a very good environment for the transmission, inoculation and growth of a variety of agents that can be infectious or detrimental to others. Hence, disease transmission can easily occur in dental clinics through various routes. Prosthodontic Clinics These include direct contact with blood, oral fluids, or other secretions; indirect contact with contaminated instruments, operatory equipment, or environmental surfaces; or contact with contaminants that are airborne. In dental practice, dentists frequently encounter patient blood and blood-contaminated saliva during dental procedures which make transmission greatest from patient to dentist. Read more>>>>>>>