Water quality of dental units

Calidad del agua de unidades odontológicas

Published 2012-06-30

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Ávila de Navia, S., Estupiñán Torres, S. M., & Estupiñán Torres, D. M. (2012). Water quality of dental units. NOVA, 10(17). https://doi.org/10.22490/24629448.520
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Sara Ávila de Navia
    Sandra Mónica Estupiñán Torres
      Diana Milena Estupiñán Torres
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        Water is a main source of contamination in dental patients, classified into two classes: the first from the primary water supply, (ie,public water) and the second one, which is attached to the hoses walls of the dental unit, forming a biofilm. Due to stagnation of oral fluids are aspirated during the procedure.   The biofilm will be continuously polluting the hoses from the unit and expelling microorganisms to the patient’s oral cavity where they generate aerosols that can contaminate the environment, surfaces, instruments and health personnel, which is a public health risk. In Colombia there are not official reports or data to control this public health problem, so the risk of bacterial contamination and infection are still latent today.

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