Ngaka Carl McMillan, Mopresidente wa IAOMT
CHAMPIONSGATE, FL, Phupu 8, 2020 / PRNewswire / -Ka molemong oa bophelo bo botle ba sechaba, International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology (IAOMT) e khothaletsa sengoloa se secha sa lipatlisiso se bitsoang "Kameho ea COVID-19 ho tsa bongaka ba meno: Taolo ea ts'oaetso le litlamorao tsa litloaelo tsa meno tsa kamoso. ” Sengoloa sa tlhahlobo se phatlalalitsoe webosaeteng ea IAOMT bekeng ena.
Mosebetsi o bohlokoa ho hasana hobane o kenyelletsa ho hlahlojoa ha lingoloa tse fetang 90 tsa bo-ramahlale, ho fihlela sehlohlolong sa mantlha sa taolo ea meno ea boenjineri e le ho fokotsa kotsi ea mafu a tšoaetsanoang. Ntle le moo, bangoli ba tlaleha ka litaba tse amanang le ts'ireletso ea phefumoloho e lekaneng (ke hore limaske) ho li-aerosol, karolo ea mathe phetisong ea mafu le liteko tsa tlhahlobo ea mafu, le tlhoko ea bohlokoa ea tlatsetso ea meno ho utloisisa lefu la coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) bolwetse.
“Lingaka tse likete tsa meno, bohloeki, le litsebi tse ling tsa meno lefats'eng ka bophara ba sa tsoa ba le tšitiso e sa lebelloang le e sa lebelloang ha ho fanoa ka tlhokomelo ea bophelo bo botle ba molomo. Bongata ba bona ba batla ho utloisisa mahlale mabapi le ho khutlela mosebetsing tataiso eo ba e fuoang hona joale, hammoho le litlamorao tsa litloaelo tsa meno tsa kamoso, "mongoli ea etelletseng pele Carl McMillan, DMD, oa hlalosa. "Re na le potlholo ea ho arolelana tlhaiso-leseling tlhahlobisong ea rona e le hore lingaka tsa meno li ka fumana kakaretso ea tsebo e fumanehang le e sebetsang ea mahlale mabapi le bongaka ba meno le COVID-19."
The TLHOKOMELO e hlahlobile lingoliloeng tsa mahlale tse amanang le polokeho ea mekhoa ea meno ho tloha ha mokhatlo o sa etseng phaello o thehiloe ka 1984. Carl McMillan, DMD, le bangoli-'moho le eena Amanda Just, MS, Michael Gossweiler, DDS, Asma Muzaffar, DDS, MPH, MS , Teresa Franklin, PhD, le John Kall, DMD, FAGD, kaofela ba hokahane le mokhatlo.
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