Dentist versus doctor

Zadik, Yehuda

doi:10.1038/sj.bdj.4812753

Br Dent J

2005

DOI: 10.1038/sj.bdj.4812753

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Dentist versus doctor

Yehuda Zadik¹

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“…A discrepancy exists between the importance of providing prompt and proper treatment in case of trauma to the oral cavity (1, 2) and the inadequate knowledge in oral medicine and oral trauma among medics, corpsmen and physicians (3–11). Moreover, often, oral trauma is not included in medical courses and first‐aid trainings (6, 11–14) or in first‐aid textbooks and manuals (15).…”

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Algorithm of first‐aid management of dental trauma for medics and corpsmen

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2008

Dental Traumatology

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In order to fill the discrepancy between the necessity of providing prompt and proper treatment to dental trauma patients, and the inadequate knowledge among medics and corpsmen, as well as the lack of instructions in first-aid textbook and manuals, and after reviewing the dental literature, a simple algorithm for non-professional first-aid management for various injuries to hard (teeth) and soft oral tissues, is presented. The recommended management of tooth avulsion, subluxation and luxation, crown fracture and lip, tongue or gingival laceration included in the algorithm. Along with a list of after-hour dental clinics, this symptoms- and clinical-appearance-based algorithm is suited to tuck easily into a pocket for quick utilization by medics/corpsmen in an emergency situation. Although the algorithm was developed for the usage of military non-dental health-care providers, this method could be adjusted and employed in the civilian environment as well.

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Algorithm of first‐aid management of dental trauma for medics and corpsmen

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2008

Dental Traumatology

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Dentist versus doctor

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