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Bacteremia and Dental Treatment
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1990A J, Drinnan, C, Gogan
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Dental treatment in Medieval England
British Dental Journal, 2004Medieval (12th-14th century) medical literature suggests that care of the teeth was largely limited to non-invasive treatment. Cures, mainly for toothache and "tooth worm" were based on herbal remedies, charms and amulets. Bloodletting was advised for certain types of toothache. There is also documentary evidence for powders to clean teeth and attempts
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Dental lesions: Diagnosis and treatment
Oral Diseases, 1997Oral health care has been an integral part of the care of patients with HIV infection and AIDS since the disease was first identified in the early eighties. The spectrum of HIV‐associated opportunistic diseases occurring in the oral cavity propelled dental health care providers to the forefront of patient care.
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Angioedema during dental treatment
Contact Dermatitis, 1985C E, Grattan, C T, Kennedy
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