The Dental Hub

17/10/2020

He knew way back in 1985.

After some months in quarantine we sang - 'Deewaron se milkar rona accha lagta hai. Hum bhi paagal ho jaayenge, aisa lagta hai'.

06/10/2020

They taught us about the birds and the bees. We teach them about viruses

The son becomes the father and the father becomes the son.

28/09/2020

Telling forward: Please read and understand. Please wear a mask.

I am an emergency medicine physician in an inner-city emergency department, and I would like to start by stating a simple truth: coronavirus is not going away any time soon. Cases are climbing in practically every state and show no signs of slowing down. From my personal perspective, things are getting worse. Every day I am treating more and more patients who are ill with COVID-19 infections. Given the spiraling case numbers, I find the refusal of some people to wear masks completely baffling. Yet I know the idea of wearing a mask stirs up a strong, visceral reaction in many who feel their personal freedoms are being curtailed. Maybe you, reading this now, are one of these individuals. If that is the case, I have a simple offer: please come to work with me.

In my emergency department on a typical day, you will see the very real and sometimes deadly consequences of coronavirus infections. You will watch as patients, some of them otherwise healthy, engage in a terrifying struggle to breathe. You can also watch as I intubate some of these patients and place them on a ventilator, then pray that my intensive care unit has a bed available. You can listen as I tell patients they have coronavirus, and you can stand there silently while I hold their hand as they cry. Do you think wearing a mask in your grocery store is unpleasant? If so, then wearing a gown, an N95 surgical mask, two sets of gloves, and face shield into every patient’s room will be really uncomfortable for you. I won’t even mention to you that, even with all of that on, you are still over three times more likely than the general public to catch coronavirus by working in a hospital. And if you do, your colleagues will have to take care of you and possibly watch you die – a wrenching circumstance that is happening all over the country, and which recently happened in the city where I live.

https://www.kevinmd.com/blog/2020/09/if-you-dont-want-to-wear-a-mask-come-to-work-with-me.html
Please circulate in all non medical groups,for them to understand the gravity of the situation.🙏

By not wearing a mask in public, you are helping to transmit a deadly virus. Your actions are condemning countless people to serious illness and possibly death.

22/08/2020

Bappa forever.

02/07/2020

Did your know that brushing your teeth plays an essential role in heart health? Scientists explain the connection between dental hygiene and the heart.

06/06/2020

Forward. :)

Dental puns😃
1. I went to the dentist without lunch, and he gave me a plate.
2. I've been to the dentist several times so I know the drill.
3. The flipside of contagious gum disease is an infectious smile.
4. No one knew she had a dental implant until it came out in a conversation.
5. Be kind to your dentist because he has fillings too.
6. Contemplating my imminent root canal procedure was deeply unnerving.
7. My cavity wasn't fixed by my regular dentist, but by a guy who was filling in.
8. A dentist and manicurist fought tooth and nail.
9. Dentists have their own flossify on how to keep teeth clean.
10. I got a gold filling and put my money where my mouth is.
11. Dental care in Panama is called a route canal.
12. A dentist in a court trial was orally examined and re-examined by the defence lawyer ruthlessly, to extract the truth.
13. For the orthodontist visit, the boy had to brace himself.
14. They called him the king of the dentists because he specialized in crowns.
15. The dentist put braces on his patient as a stop-gap measure.
16. My dentist would simply not stop working on my teeth. He was abscessive compulsive.
17. I got my job at the dentist's office by word of mouth.
18. The dentist's alibi was full of holes, so the police performed a cavity search.
19. I tried talking to my dentist during a cleaning, but my words got flossed in translation.
20. Dentists practice by going through many drills.

05/06/2020

https://www.dental-tribune.com/news/good-oral-health-may-prevent-severe-covid-19-progression/?utm_source=iContact&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=dental-tribune-international&utm_content=International+-+04.06.2020 #.Xtku7dSviKg.whatsapp

LEIPZIG, Germany: Given that little time has passed since the outbreak of SARS-CoV-2, it comes as no surprise that only sparse data on COVID-19 is available and many factors remain uncertain. Now, the German Society of Dentistry and Oral Medicine (DGZMK) has stressed the importance of dental prevent...

19/05/2020

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