[Prophylactic requirements for sanitary and epidemiological surveillance in dentistry].

B M, Kaplan; L V, Maksimenko; N N, Fedotova; T V, Gololobova; O E, Konovalov

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[Prophylactic requirements for sanitary and epidemiological surveillance in dentistry].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 23 Mar 2010 Russian Journal:Gigiena i sanitariia (issn: 0016-9900,

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Authors: B M, Kaplan; L V, Maksimenko; N N, Fedotova; T V, Gololobova; O E, Konovalov;

pmid: 20143486

[Prophylactic requirements for sanitary and epidemiological surveillance in dentistry].

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Abstract

The paper outlines the requirements for sanitary-and-epidemiological surveillance to prevent dental diseases. The investigations pose tasks to medical prevention centers to solve the problems in tooth prophylaxis, such as organizational-and-methodological, sanitary-and-educational, health-improving, and others. The sanitary-and-hygienic requirements for therapeutic-and-prophylactic dental facilities are defined. A procedure for keeping a management protocol for the prevention of tooth diseases is described.

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Dentistry, Stomatognathic Diseases, Humans, Hygiene, Morbidity, Sanitation, Russia

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