PATIENT- STOMATOLOGIST RELATION WITHIN THE PANDEMIC CONTEXT

The most frequent answers provided to the question: "How do you think authorities shoud act for better controling or combating the Covid-19 pandemic?" were the following: higher certitude of the measures proposed by authorities, periodical testing of a larger and larger number of people, a correct and permanent information through both mass-media and on-line means, fiscal support offered to business media, periodical testing of collective labour people, measures for preventing panic among citizens, a thorough control of persons entering the country, more severe sanctions for those disobeying the legal rules imposed, monitorization of the helath condition of collective labour persons, more efficient autoisolation and quarantine protocols, taking of measures with non-retroactive character, for eliminating any uncertitude (leaving the country for a holiday without knowing what one may find on returning home). Reduced apetite, temporal bewilderment, drowsiness, unrest/ anxiety, unreasonable physical or psychic fatigue, concentration problems, irritability, increased apetite, depressive state of mind In spite of the fact that a series of symptoms required specialized medical support, only 6% of the respondents addressed a mental health specialist during the autoisolation/ quarantine period (Fig. 9). [...]everything is meant at making the patient comfortable, and not subjected to any stress in his relation with the stomatologist. [...]the combination between stomatology and spa enriched and diversified our benefits.