Patient's question:
The front teeth have reappeared black, will the filling be infected with hepatitis B? Checked in September 2008 and had antibodies.Doctor's answer:
The HIV virus is present in human body fluids such as saliva and blood. Once returned to the body fluid, it is easily life-threatening. If exposed to sunlight for 1 minute, the virus will be killed, and the higher the temperature, the shorter the lifespan. Although the HIV virus is quite "fragile," if sterilization is not strict, the HIV virus hiding in the gaps of dental instruments makes it difficult to ensure that the virus will not be transmitted. Therefore, if the sterilization of dental instruments is not properly done or not sterilized at all, it is very easy to cause cross-infection of patients and spread infectious diseases such as hepatitis and AIDS. For patients, if the condition of hepatitis B is severe, timely symptomatic treatment and appropriate medication should be given, otherwise it will lead to a recurrence of hepatitis B.