Latex is a natural rubber that is used in many products. An allergy to latex is no longer a rarity, especially in Central Europe. On the contrary, in recent years there has been an enormous increase in the number of people affected. A latex allergy is in most cases an immediate type allergy (type I … Latex allergy
Occurrence of latex Most people first think of condoms when thinking of products made of latex, but latex is also an ingredient in many other everyday products and can be a source of danger for allergy sufferers. Products containing latex include plasters, elastic bandages, rubber rings, rubber gloves, rubber shoes, erasers, stamp glue, various craft … Occurrence of latex | Latex allergy
Therapy latex allergy The most important measure to be taken in the case of an existing latex allergy is to avoid behaviour. This means that affected persons should avoid direct contact with materials containing latex in any case. In everyday life, however, this is relatively difficult, because as mentioned above, latex is contained in many … Therapy latex allergy | Latex allergy
As late as the 1940s, babies in Germany were still being given pacifiers (Zuzel) to calm them down, with overzealous mothers stuffing sweet rusk porridge into them. As a result, the very first milk teeth were affected by caries. In 1949, Professor Wilhelm Baltes and Dr. Adolf Müller invented the “natural and jaw-friendly soother and … Pacifier or Thumb?
Therapy If there are signs of anaphylactic shock, an emergency doctor should be called immediately, as this is a life-threatening condition that requires immediate therapy. The most important measure in an anaphylactic reaction is to remove the allergen (as far as possible). As a first aid measure, it should first be checked whether the person … Therapy | Anaphylactic shock
Forecast Anaphylactic shock is a life-threatening situation that requires immediate therapy. The prognosis depends on the severity of the allergic reaction and the time until therapy is started. Therefore, after an anaphylactic shock, people are given an emergency kit and are trained in its use. Prophylaxis The best way to avoid a new anaphylactic reaction … Forecast | Anaphylactic shock
Introduction Anaphylactic shock is the maximum variant of an allergic reaction of the immediate type (type I). This is an overreaction of the immune system to various substances (e.g. bee/wasp sting, food, medication). This leads to the symptoms of an allergic reaction (itching, wheals, redness) and in addition to a drop in blood pressure, even … Anaphylactic shock
What is the rubber dam? The rubber dam includes a square rubber blanket that shields one or more teeth from the oral cavity. This rubber does not let liquids or saliva through. It also protects the patient from swallowing or inhaling foreign bodies. Through small holes or recesses in the rubber, the teeth can protrude … The rubber dam
Amalgam Removal Amalgam fillings containing mercury contain toxins that should not be swallowed. If a filling is to be removed, it is recommended to apply a rubber dam. Because when drilling out the filling material, amalgam dust is created, which combines with the drilling water. This water has to be sucked out, otherwise it flows … Amalgam Removal | The rubber dam
How unpleasant is that? The clasps are uncomfortable, but one cannot speak of pain. The feeling corresponds to a pressure exerted on the tooth and gums. However, you will get used to this feeling over time. It becomes uncomfortable again when the clasp comes off. Depending on the tooth, the feeling differs in how uncomfortable … How unpleasant is that? | The rubber dam
Costs For the creation of a rubber dam there is no billing item in the assessment scale for dental services (BEMA). However, there is the possibility of the settlement item “special measures for fillings”. Even those insured by public health insurance who take advantage of private treatment must pay for the rubber dam privately, if … Costs | The rubber dam
