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Bracket replacement by means of resin, photopolymerizing the patient with a curing lamp during the health emergency and an orange epidemiolo...

#6442140

Dental Care During A Health Emergency In Mexico

16 February 2021

Bracket replacement by means of resin, photopolymerizing the patient with a curing lamp during the health emergency and an orange epidemiolo...

#6442140

16 February 2021

Bracket replacement by means of resin, photopolymerizing the patient with a curing lamp during the health emergency and an orange epidemiological traffic light, in a clinic located in Colonia Las Arboledas Tláhuac, Mexico City. Before the start of vaccination against covid-19 in Mexico, the dental union launched a campaign to make visible the need to be considered in the first stage of the National Vaccination Plan, since in their daily professional practice they are at risk of being infected with coronavirus by be in direct contact with the mouth and saliva of your patients. They argue that the saliva droplets and aerosols produced during a dental visit are the main means of transmission of the virus.


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Bracket replacement by means of resin, photopolymerizing the patient with a curing lamp during the health emergency and an orange epidemiolo...

#6442142

Dental Care During A Health Emergency In Mexico

16 February 2021

Bracket replacement by means of resin, photopolymerizing the patient with a curing lamp during the health emergency and an orange epidemiolo...

#6442142

16 February 2021

Bracket replacement by means of resin, photopolymerizing the patient with a curing lamp during the health emergency and an orange epidemiological traffic light, in a clinic located in Colonia Las Arboledas Tláhuac, Mexico City. Before the start of vaccination against covid-19 in Mexico, the dental union launched a campaign to make visible the need to be considered in the first stage of the National Vaccination Plan, since in their daily professional practice they are at risk of being infected with coronavirus by be in direct contact with the mouth and saliva of your patients. They argue that the saliva droplets and aerosols produced during a dental visit are the main means of transmission of the virus.


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Bracket replacement by means of resin, photopolymerizing the patient with a curing lamp during the health emergency and an orange epidemiolo...

#6442144

Dental Care During A Health Emergency In Mexico

16 February 2021

Bracket replacement by means of resin, photopolymerizing the patient with a curing lamp during the health emergency and an orange epidemiolo...

#6442144

16 February 2021

Bracket replacement by means of resin, photopolymerizing the patient with a curing lamp during the health emergency and an orange epidemiological traffic light, in a clinic located in Colonia Las Arboledas Tláhuac, Mexico City. Before the start of vaccination against covid-19 in Mexico, the dental union launched a campaign to make visible the need to be considered in the first stage of the National Vaccination Plan, since in their daily professional practice they are at risk of being infected with coronavirus by be in direct contact with the mouth and saliva of your patients. They argue that the saliva droplets and aerosols produced during a dental visit are the main means of transmission of the virus.


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Ayax Malacate, dental surgeon, explains correct brushing to a patient who attended a dental cleaning during the health emergency and an oran...

#6442094

Dental Care During A Health Emergency In Mexico

16 February 2021

Ayax Malacate, dental surgeon, explains correct brushing to a patient who attended a dental cleaning during the health emergency and an oran...

#6442094

16 February 2021

Ayax Malacate, dental surgeon, explains correct brushing to a patient who attended a dental cleaning during the health emergency and an orange epidemiological traffic light, at his clinic located in Colonia Las Arboledas Tláhuac, Mexico City. Before the start of vaccination against covid-19 in Mexico, the dental union launched a campaign to make visible the need to be considered in the first stage of the National Vaccination Plan, since in their daily professional practice they are at risk of being infected with coronavirus by be in direct contact with the mouth and saliva of your patients. They argue that the saliva droplets and aerosols produced during a dental visit are the main means of transmission of the virus.


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Angélica Martínez, dental surgeon, attend to a patient who attended to perform dental prosthesis tests during the health emergency and orang...

#6442110

Dental Care During A Health Emergency In Mexico

16 February 2021

Angélica Martínez, dental surgeon, attend to a patient who attended to perform dental prosthesis tests during the health emergency and orang...

#6442110

16 February 2021

Angélica Martínez, dental surgeon, attend to a patient who attended to perform dental prosthesis tests during the health emergency and orange epidemiological traffic light, at their clinic located in Colonia Las Arboledas Tláhuac, Mexico City. Before the start of vaccination against covid-19 in Mexico, the dental union launched a campaign to make visible the need to be considered in the first stage of the National Vaccination Plan, since in their daily professional practice they are at risk of being infected with coronavirus by be in direct contact with the mouth and saliva of your patients. They argue that the saliva droplets and aerosols produced during a dental visit are the main means of transmission of the virus.


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Ayax Malacate, dental surgeon, takes the temperature of a patient who attends a dental intervention during the health emergency and an orang...

#6442118

Dental Care During A Health Emergency In Mexico

16 February 2021

Ayax Malacate, dental surgeon, takes the temperature of a patient who attends a dental intervention during the health emergency and an orang...

#6442118

16 February 2021

Ayax Malacate, dental surgeon, takes the temperature of a patient who attends a dental intervention during the health emergency and an orange epidemiological traffic light, in his clinic located in Colonia Las Arboledas Tláhuac, Mexico City. Before the start of vaccination against covid-19 in Mexico, the dental union launched a campaign to make visible the need to be considered in the first stage of the National Vaccination Plan, since in their daily professional practice they are at risk of being infected with coronavirus by be in direct contact with the mouth and saliva of your patients. They argue that the saliva droplets and aerosols produced during a dental visit are the main means of transmission of the virus.


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Angélica Martínez, dental surgeon, attends to a patient who assisted in exchange for braces during the health emergency and orange epidemiol...

#6442124

Dental Care During A Health Emergency In Mexico

16 February 2021

Angélica Martínez, dental surgeon, attends to a patient who assisted in exchange for braces during the health emergency and orange epidemiol...

#6442124

16 February 2021

Angélica Martínez, dental surgeon, attends to a patient who assisted in exchange for braces during the health emergency and orange epidemiological traffic light, at her clinic located in Colonia Las Arboledas Tláhuac, Mexico City. Before the start of vaccination against covid-19 in Mexico, the dental union launched a campaign to make visible the need to be considered in the first stage of the National Vaccination Plan, since in their daily professional practice they are at risk of being infected with coronavirus by be in direct contact with the mouth and saliva of your patients. They argue that the saliva droplets and aerosols produced during a dental visit are the main means of transmission of the virus.


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Angélica Martínez, dental surgeon, attends to a patient who assisted for the placement of resin during the health emergency and orange epide...

#6442126

Dental Care During A Health Emergency In Mexico

16 February 2021

Angélica Martínez, dental surgeon, attends to a patient who assisted for the placement of resin during the health emergency and orange epide...

#6442126

16 February 2021

Angélica Martínez, dental surgeon, attends to a patient who assisted for the placement of resin during the health emergency and orange epidemiological traffic light, at her clinic located in Colonia Las Arboledas Tláhuac, Mexico City. Before the start of vaccination against covid-19 in Mexico, the dental union launched a campaign to make visible the need to be considered in the first stage of the National Vaccination Plan, since in their daily professional practice they are at risk of being infected with coronavirus by be in direct contact with the mouth and saliva of your patients. They argue that the saliva droplets and aerosols produced during a dental visit are the main means of transmission of the virus.


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Angélica Martínez, dental surgeon, attends to a patient who attended for a resin placement during the health emergency and epidemiological o...

#6442132

Dental Care During A Health Emergency In Mexico

16 February 2021

Angélica Martínez, dental surgeon, attends to a patient who attended for a resin placement during the health emergency and epidemiological o...

#6442132

16 February 2021

Angélica Martínez, dental surgeon, attends to a patient who attended for a resin placement during the health emergency and epidemiological orange traffic light, at her clinic located in Colonia Las Arboledas Tláhuac, Mexico City. Before the start of vaccination against covid-19 in Mexico, the dental union launched a campaign to make visible the need to be considered in the first stage of the National Vaccination Plan, since in their daily professional practice they are at risk of being infected with coronavirus by be in direct contact with the mouth and saliva of your patients. They argue that the saliva droplets and aerosols produced during a dental visit are the main means of transmission of the virus.


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Angélica Martínez and Ayax Malacate, dental surgeons, attend to a patient who attended a dental cleaning during the health emergency and ora...

#6442090

Dental Care During A Health Emergency In Mexico

16 February 2021

Angélica Martínez and Ayax Malacate, dental surgeons, attend to a patient who attended a dental cleaning during the health emergency and ora...

#6442090

16 February 2021

Angélica Martínez and Ayax Malacate, dental surgeons, attend to a patient who attended a dental cleaning during the health emergency and orange epidemiological traffic light, at their clinic located in Colonia Las Arboledas Tláhuac, Mexico City. Before the start of vaccination against covid-19 in Mexico, the dental union launched a campaign to make visible the need to be considered in the first stage of the National Vaccination Plan, since in their daily professional practice they are at risk of being infected with coronavirus by be in direct contact with the mouth and saliva of your patients. They argue that the saliva droplets and aerosols produced during a dental visit are the main means of transmission of the virus.


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Angélica Martínez and Ayax Malacate, dental surgeons, attend to a patient who attended to perform dental prosthesis tests during the health...

#6442106

Dental Care During A Health Emergency In Mexico

16 February 2021

Angélica Martínez and Ayax Malacate, dental surgeons, attend to a patient who attended to perform dental prosthesis tests during the health...

#6442106

16 February 2021

Angélica Martínez and Ayax Malacate, dental surgeons, attend to a patient who attended to perform dental prosthesis tests during the health emergency and orange epidemiological traffic light, at their clinic located in Colonia Las Arboledas Tláhuac, Mexico City. Before the start of vaccination against covid-19 in Mexico, the dental union launched a campaign to make visible the need to be considered in the first stage of the National Vaccination Plan, since in their daily professional practice they are at risk of being infected with coronavirus by be in direct contact with the mouth and saliva of your patients. They argue that the saliva droplets and aerosols produced during a dental visit are the main means of transmission of the virus.


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Angélica Martínez and Ayax Malacate, dental surgeons, attend to a patient who attended a dental cleaning during the health emergency and ora...

#6442116

Dental Care During A Health Emergency In Mexico

16 February 2021

Angélica Martínez and Ayax Malacate, dental surgeons, attend to a patient who attended a dental cleaning during the health emergency and ora...

#6442116

16 February 2021

Angélica Martínez and Ayax Malacate, dental surgeons, attend to a patient who attended a dental cleaning during the health emergency and orange epidemiological traffic light, at their clinic located in Colonia Las Arboledas Tláhuac, Mexico City. Before the start of vaccination against covid-19 in Mexico, the dental union launched a campaign to make visible the need to be considered in the first stage of the National Vaccination Plan, since in their daily professional practice they are at risk of being infected with coronavirus by be in direct contact with the mouth and saliva of your patients. They argue that the saliva droplets and aerosols produced during a dental visit are the main means of transmission of the virus.


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Angélica Martínez, a dental surgeon, holds an X-ray of a patient who attended for a dental intervention during the health emergency and oran...

#6442136

Dental Care During A Health Emergency In Mexico

16 February 2021

Angélica Martínez, a dental surgeon, holds an X-ray of a patient who attended for a dental intervention during the health emergency and oran...

#6442136

16 February 2021

Angélica Martínez, a dental surgeon, holds an X-ray of a patient who attended for a dental intervention during the health emergency and orange epidemiological traffic light, at her clinic located in Colonia Las Arboledas Tláhuac, Mexico City. Before the start of vaccination against covid-19 in Mexico, the dental union launched a campaign to make visible the need to be considered in the first stage of the National Vaccination Plan, since in their daily professional practice they are at risk of being infected with coronavirus by be in direct contact with the mouth and saliva of your patients. They argue that the saliva droplets and aerosols produced during a dental visit are the main means of transmission of the virus.


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Angélica Martínez, a dental surgeon, holds an X-ray of a patient who attended for a dental intervention during the health emergency and oran...

#6442146

Dental Care During A Health Emergency In Mexico

16 February 2021

Angélica Martínez, a dental surgeon, holds an X-ray of a patient who attended for a dental intervention during the health emergency and oran...

#6442146

16 February 2021

Angélica Martínez, a dental surgeon, holds an X-ray of a patient who attended for a dental intervention during the health emergency and orange epidemiological traffic light, at her clinic located in Colonia Las Arboledas Tláhuac, Mexico City. Before the start of vaccination against covid-19 in Mexico, the dental union launched a campaign to make visible the need to be considered in the first stage of the National Vaccination Plan, since in their daily professional practice they are at risk of being infected with coronavirus by be in direct contact with the mouth and saliva of your patients. They argue that the saliva droplets and aerosols produced during a dental visit are the main means of transmission of the virus.


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Angélica Martínez and Ayax Malacate, dental surgeons, attend to a patient who attended a dental cleaning during the health emergency and ora...

#6442150

Dental Care During A Health Emergency In Mexico

16 February 2021

Angélica Martínez and Ayax Malacate, dental surgeons, attend to a patient who attended a dental cleaning during the health emergency and ora...

#6442150

16 February 2021

Angélica Martínez and Ayax Malacate, dental surgeons, attend to a patient who attended a dental cleaning during the health emergency and orange epidemiological traffic light, at their clinic located in Colonia Las Arboledas Tláhuac, Mexico City. Before the start of vaccination against covid-19 in Mexico, the dental union launched a campaign to make visible the need to be considered in the first stage of the National Vaccination Plan, since in their daily professional practice they are at risk of being infected with coronavirus by be in direct contact with the mouth and saliva of your patients. They argue that the saliva droplets and aerosols produced during a dental visit are the main means of transmission of the virus.


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Angélica Martínez, dental surgeon, supervises the intensity of the lamp after attending to a patient who attended a dental intervention duri...

#6442154

Dental Care During A Health Emergency In Mexico

16 February 2021

Angélica Martínez, dental surgeon, supervises the intensity of the lamp after attending to a patient who attended a dental intervention duri...

#6442154

16 February 2021

Angélica Martínez, dental surgeon, supervises the intensity of the lamp after attending to a patient who attended a dental intervention during the health emergency and the orange epidemiological traffic light, at her clinic located in Colonia Las Arboledas Tláhuac, Mexico City. Before the start of vaccination against covid-19 in Mexico, the dental union launched a campaign to make visible the need to be considered in the first stage of the National Vaccination Plan, since in their daily professional practice they are at risk of being infected with coronavirus by be in direct contact with the mouth and saliva of your patients. They argue that the saliva droplets and aerosols produced during a dental visit are the main means of transmission of the virus.


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