IJCRR - Recent Advances in Dentistry for better Oral Health, March, 2021
Pages: 177-179
Impact of Covid-19 On Progressive Orthodontics
Author: Aarti Sethia, Veera Sawant, Pranita Jadhav, Shikha Trambadia, Mrunal Gaikwad, Rashil Bhutia
Category: Healthcare
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Abstract:
With the Global Pandemic of COVID-19 chewing up the headlines and our lives, Dentistry has come to an abrupt standstill. COVID-19 with its affection to salivary glands reforms in orthodontic clinical practice in all aspects from doctor to patient to clinic personnel all will have to change. This article entails just that, the precautions and change in mindset are just the stepping stones to a better and more importantly, a safe practice
Keywords: COVID-19, Orthodontics, Acute Respiratory Syndrome, Dentistry, SARS-CoV-2 virus, Precautions and change
Citation:
Aarti Sethia, Veera Sawant, Pranita Jadhav, Shikha Trambadia, Mrunal Gaikwad, Rashil Bhutia. Impact of Covid-19 On Progressive Orthodontics International Journal of Current Research and Review. Recent Advances in Dentistry for better Oral Health, March, 177-179
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