[Arachnoid bleeding and sub- and epidural hematoma].
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This article discusses the non-odontogenic inflammations of the oral mucosa, connective tissue, bone and temporomandibular joint. Their occurrence, course and treatment are related to the patient's immune status, and to microbial and environmental factors, as is always the case with infectious processes. The article concerns peculiarly several clinical and therapeutic consequences of non-dontogenic orofacial infections.
In this article the available vaccinations in the Netherlands that might be of value to dentistry are discussed. This in view of protection of both the patient and the medical worker. Furthermore vaccines that are necessary but do not exist or have not been developed yet, are mentioned. Of the available vaccinations, the one against hepatitis B is of the utmost importance. This has been stressed in the Netherlands from all sides for a long time already; nonetheless not all dental workers have been vaccinated up until now. The vaccines against human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and viral hepatitis C rank high on the list of medical achievements most wanted.