RESUMEN
Chronic Renal Disease is a Global Health Problem which has multiple clinical features which are problematic to the patient, reduces their life expectancy and changes their way of living. It is mainly comprised of hematuria, proteinuria and progressive loss of kidney function. If it reaches end-stage that means there is 90% loss of the kidney function. At times, it also gives rise to oral manifestations which are misdiagnosed and as a result go untreated. This review article deals with the oral manifestations of Chronic Renal Disease so that proper awareness of this problem can be met among Dentists as well.
RESUMEN
This short review focuses on biofilms in the dental clinic environment. Microbial biofilms are potentially a significant source of contamination and cross-infection in the dental clinic. Biofilms in dental chair unit waterlines (DUWLs), suction hoses and fittings pose the most significant risk as these may come into contact with the patient during treatment. These can be managed effectively by regular disinfection using chemical and other methods to minimize reservoirs and disseminators of potentially pathogenic bacteria from these areas.