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Covid vaccine in between RCT treatment
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I'm undergoing RCT. Is it safe to take the first dose of covid vaccine (Covishield) in between the RCT treatment. My next sitting with the dentist is on Thursday. I want to take the vaccine tomorrow (Monday).
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Yes, you can. Because both are necessary.
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Totally safe
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Yes go ahead
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Dear Patient
Two things here
1- it's safe to get RCT done . As Dentists take and have always taken sterlization and disinfection seriously . Remember, Dentists wore masks and gloves before Covid-19 also.
2- taking covid vaccination is safe. Unless your physician says otherwise.
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Dr. Amit Dubey
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Totally safe...
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Dr. Arunendra Singh
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Yes you can take.
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