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The dental dam is then applied to the tooth, anchored into place using a metal or flexible plastic clamp (chosen according to the tooth and area it will be applied to). The dental dam is prepared by punching one or more holes in the dental dam sheet to enable isolation of the appropriate number of teeth required for the dental procedure. Several techniques can be used including single tooth isolation, multiple tooth isolation or split dam technique.

The technique used to apply the dental dam is selected according to the tooth requiring treatment. Public Health Update: Inform | Advocate | Promote | Motivate | We are globally connected.Rubber dam isolation of upper left second premolar, held in place with a rubber dam clamp during endodontic therapy.

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The main purpose of this platform is to share public health updates, information & opportunities for public health professionals all around the world. Public Health Update is a popular public health portal in Nepal. The overall aim of this interim guidance is to allow dental practice to be resumed at all levels with highest standards of safety to the patients, to ensure safety of staff and dental professionals involved in the treatment and prevent transmission of COVID-19.

These will safeguard dental health care providers from acquiring COVID-19 infections and prevent cross transmission among patients. This interim guidance provides a guideline for dental patientsвЂ™ management during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. This interim guidance is dynamic document and subject to editing, changes and further recommendations as and when new validated evidences, researches evolves. It is an attempt to provide recommended management protocols for dental practitioners and specialists working at different levels of dental care providing set ups (dental colleges, postgraduate institutes, dental hospitals, dental departments at government hospitals, private clinics) with strict and effective infection control mechanism in place. This interim guidance is based on evidences, guidelines and researches and is being published to introduce the essential knowledge to protect and prevent COVID-19 in dental setup and nosocomial infection in dental settings. Recent observations have proven that salivary glands act as the reservoir virus for Active and live virus have been isolated from saliva of patients who were asymptomatic or were considered free of the disease suggesting that COVID-19 transmitted by asymptomatic infection may originate from infected saliva. Dental procedures causing splatters, fomites and aerosols can propel a high viral load in the procedure room thereby increasing the risk of cross infection between dental practitioners, patients, in-between consecutive patients as well as dental auxiliary staffs. Dental staff and dental practitioners (Dental health care providers) are considered to be at highest risk of acquiring the infection because of prolonged face to face exposure to patients, exposure to respiratory secretions and aerosols produced during procedures like ultrasonic scaling and cavity/access preparation using a high speed air rotor with water jet cooling systems.