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A survey on the disposal of blood-contaminated tampon after dental extraction
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“Not all dentists provide patients with appropriate postoperative‐advice regarding how to dispose of blood‐contaminated tampons following, for example, tooth extraction, which may end up even on the outdoor pavement (Dai et al., 2016).”
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- Dai, J., Zhang, Y.-P., Wang, W.-M., Luo, X.-M., Zhuo, W.-J., Yang, W.-J., & Zhang, L.-Z.
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- SpringerPlus
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- 2016-09-07
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- 5
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- 1
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- 2193-1801
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- PMC5014768
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- 3
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- en
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- Science and Technology Commission of Taizhou Municipality (131KY16)
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