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prophylaxisThe prevention of disease.
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prophylaxisAn attempt to prevent disease.
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prophylaxisthe cleaning of the teeth for the prevention of periodontal disease and tooth decay.
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prophylaxis(adj. Prophylactic) 1. Measure taken to prevent or protect against disease 2. Antibiotic prescribed to prevent infection
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prophylaxisPrevention of something
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prophylaxisRemoval of plaque, calculus and stains from the tooth structures. It is intended to control local irritational factors.
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prophylaxisto prevent disease; preventive treatment.
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prophylaxis"preventive treatment of disease," 1746, Modern Latin, from Greek pro (see pro-) + phylaxis "a watching, guarding" (see prophylactic).
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prophylaxisTreatment to prevent the onset of a particular disease (primary prophylaxis), or the recurrence of symptoms in an existing infection that has been brought under control (secondary prophylaxis, mainten [..]
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prophylaxisRemoval of plaque, calculus and stains from the tooth structures. Usually called a prophy or teeth cleaning, this procedure is performed in dental offices.
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prophylaxisUsing procedures designed for the purpose of actually avoiding or preventing mental and/or physical diseases or disorders.
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prophylaxisdisease prevention (pop)
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prophylaxisPrevention of a disease or condition.
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prophylaxis(n) the prevention of disease
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prophylaxisSteps taken to prevent a particular disease or condition, such as taking nitroglycerin to prevent angina.
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prophylaxisprevention
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prophylaxisA treatment given to a person to prevent them from getting a particular disease. Treatment intended to prevent the onset of an infection or disease. QClick here to return to list RClick here to re [..]
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prophylaxisProphy; a basic teeth cleaning.
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prophylaxisThis is a routine health service. A doctor or dentist does this to preserve health and prevent the spread of disease.
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prophylaxisProphylaxis is a medical term meaning to prevent disease. For example, prophylactic medicines are medicines given to an individual to prevent them developing a disease.
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prophylaxisThe removal of calculus (tartar), dental plaque, and stains from the teeth (above the gum line).
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prophylaxisprevention, often refers to a treatment used to prevent a disease.
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prophylaxisUse of Antibiotics before, during, or after a diagnostic, Therapeutic, or surgical procedure to prevent infectious complications.
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prophylaxisThe prevention of Infection or Disease following exposure to a pathogen.
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prophylaxisPrevention or protection against disease. See Related Term(s): Maintenance Therapy, Primary Prophylaxis
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prophylaxisA routine service performed for the prevention of dental problems such as periodontal disease and caries. It includes a thorough scaling (removal of tartar above the gum line) and polishing of the teeth to remove plaque and stains.
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prophylaxisAdministering antibiotics as a preventive measure to keep an infection from developing.
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prophylaxis Prevention, as in dental prophylaxis or preventive tooth cleaning. Also called a "prophy" for short.
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prophylaxisAn attempt to prevent disease.
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prophylaxisprevention of disease.
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prophylaxisThe prevention of, or protective treatment for disease. [4]
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prophylaxisprevention of disease
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prophylaxisPreventative medicine. In this case, prescribing a course of antibiotics following a tick bite in case the patient has been infected.
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prophylaxisThough it is not only a dental term, prophylaxis is a concept important to dentistry. It refers to any treatment designed to prevent future problems rather than solve an existing issue. When your dent [..]
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prophylaxisProphylaxis is a measure taken for the prevention of a disease or condition.
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prophylaxisThe act of cleaning the teeth. Prosthodontics
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prophylaxisThe act of cleaning the teeth. Prosthodontics
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prophylaxisA Greek word for "guarding" or "preventing beforehand"). In chess, a "Prophylactic move " is one that prevents an opponent from taking action in a particular region of the board, in order to stop a possible attack.
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prophylaxisA strategy explored by Nimzovich, where you prevent your opponent from taking action in a certain area for fear of reprisal. Overprotection is a form of prophylaxis.
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prophylaxisPrevention or protection.
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prophylaxisA treatment intended to prevent disease or infection.
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prophylaxisPreventative treatment measures. In factor usage, it is the scheduled infusion of the necessary factor to maintain high levels in the blood stream and prevent most bleeds.
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prophylaxisThe prevention of disease; preventive treatment.
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prophylaxis A medication or treatment given to prevent a disease or infection before it happens.
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prophylaxisPreventive treatment, as in antibiotic prophylaxis.
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