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  • Public Health
  • Infectious Diseases
  • Virology

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  • Monkeypox (MPX) outbreaks have become a global concern, with over 50 countries reporting cases.
  • The first imported MPX case in Taiwan, China, in June 2022 heightened national public health attention.
  • Shanghai identified MPX as a key infectious disease requiring strict prevention and control in 2023.

Approach:

  • This article reviews monkeypox (MPX) epidemiology, systemic and oral symptoms, and oral prevention strategies.
  • The review aims to enhance dental medical staff's knowledge and prevention capabilities regarding MPX.
  • Focus is placed on early recognition and effective prevention measures within dental settings.

Key Points:

  • Dental procedures involve close contact and aerosol generation, increasing MPX transmission risk.
  • Lack of preventive measures in dental settings can facilitate MPX spread.
  • Understanding MPX transmission, symptoms, and oral manifestations is crucial for dental professionals.

Conclusions:

  • Dental healthcare providers must be vigilant for monkeypox (MPX) symptoms, including oral manifestations.
  • Implementing robust preventive measures in dental clinics is essential to mitigate MPX transmission.
  • Enhanced knowledge empowers dental staff for early MPX detection and patient management.