Infection control: its evolution to the current standard precautions

Article Abstract:

The evolution of infection control standards since the 1970s is reviewed. Topics include infectious diseases in dentistry, isolation precautions used in hospitals, standard infection control precautions, and the American Dental Association response to the CDC's Recommended Infection Control Practices for Dentistry, 2003.

Administration of Public Health Programs, Centers for Disease Control, Prevention, History, Cover Story, Blood-borne diseases, Bloodborne diseases, United States. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Infection control

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What is the ADA seal of acceptance?

Article Abstract:

The details of American Dental Association (ADA) seal of acceptance, which is the determination of safety and effectiveness of product pursuant to ADA guidelines, are presented. ADA seal represents extensive research for consumer dental products on which it appears.

Marketing procedures, Packaging, Gasket, Packing, and Sealing Device Manufacturing, Gaskets, packing and sealing devices, Packings & Seals, American Dental Association, Product safety, Seals (Closures), Dental equipment and supplies, Dental supplies

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Professionally applied topical fluoride

Article Abstract:

Evidence-based clinical recommendations by American Dental Association Council on Scientific Affairs on treatment of caries by topical fluoride are presented.

Medical centers, Medical centres, Fluoride treatment

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