В Москве закрыты стоматологии, но вырвать ноющий зуб все еще можно

Стоматологии в Москве закрыты уже почти месяц. Но терпеть зубную боль порой невозможно. Именно поэтому стоматологические кабинеты все же открываются, чтобы оказать экстренную помощь при острой боли и иных неотложных состояниях. Куда можно обратиться?

Беспокоит зуб мудрости – оформи пропуск

Стоматологии в столице закрыли по указу мэра с 26 марта. Временно в них приостановлен плановый терапевтический, хирургический, ортопедический, ортодонтический, профилактический и детский стоматологический приемы. В чем причина введения ограничительных мероприятий?

— Врач-стоматолог работает в ротовой полости, а использование бормашины ведет к образованию аэрозоля и высоким рискам инфицирования врача и медицинской сестры от пациента с коронавирусной инфекцией COVID-19 с бессимптомным течением. Сами медицинские работники могут стать источником заражения окружающих, — объяснили в Департамента здравоохранения Москвы.

Так многие столичные стоматологии просто закрылись до нормализации обстановки.

— Мы с конца марта закрылись и не работаем. Не выходим в стоматологию работать даже по экстренной боли пациентов, — рассказали в стоматологии «Дентал арт».

Однако вырвать ноющий зуб или починить зубные протезы можно. Неотложная стоматологическая помощь, по инструкциям Департамента здравоохранения, не требует предварительной записи и должна оказываться в день обращения в течение двух часов с момента обращения пациента. Но так только в государственных клиниках. Частные стоматологии все же просят заранее записываться на прием (врач приедет на работу только к нужному времени).

— Мы временно приостановили оказание стоматологических услуг, за исключением заболеваний и состояний, требующих оказания стоматологической помощи в экстренной или неотложной формы. Для записи на прием нужно звонить по телефону, также у нас есть плановые дни для приема по «острой боли», — говорят в стоматологической клинике «Квалитет».

— Работаем. Принимаем пациентов с острой болью по записи. А также в соцсетях проводим онлайн-марафоны, говорим с москвичами о винирах, имплантации зубов, кариесе у детей. Мы понимаем, что у людей «на удаленке» сейчас есть время узнать больше о гигиене зубов и помогаем им получить необходимые знания, — рассказали в клинике «Солнечный остров».

— Мы примем, если у человека болит зуб или начал беспокоить зуб мудрости. Менеджер сделает запись на ближайшее время. В клинике соблюдены все меры безопасности, чтобы предотвратить возможность возникновения коронавирусной инфекции. Всем пациентам напоминаем, что прежде, чем выйти из дома к нам на прием, нужно оформить пропуск, — рассказали в стоматологии «Илатан».

Стоматологические кабинеты все же открываются, чтобы оказать экстренную помощь при острой боли и иных неотложных состоянияхФото: Алиса ТИТКО

Как пройдет лечение на дому (в стационаре)?

Нужно сразу сказать, что такую услугу окажут не всем, только отдельным категориям граждан. Кому? Лицам старше 65 лет, маломобильным граждан, больным коронавирусом, находящимся в режиме изоляции по возвращении из-за рубежа, а также гражданам, страдающим хроническими заболеваниями.

— Для оказания помощи есть выездные врачебные стоматологические бригады, в том числе детские, в составе врачей стоматолога-терапевта, стоматолога-хирурга и медицинской сестры. Вызвать бригаду можно круглосуточно, врачи приедут с 8.00 до 20.00 с понедельника по воскресенье, — рассказали в Департаменте здравоохранения Москвы.

Чем могут помочь стоматологи на дому? Избавить от острой зубной боли, снять ранее наложенные швы, вправление вывиха челюстного сустава, удалить зуб, провести первичное лечение стоматитов.

У бригад есть все необходимое портативное стоматологическое оборудование, средства индивидуальной защиты, медицинские укладки, санитарный автотранспорт.

Это платно? Бесплатно. Важно предъявить полис обязательного медицинского страхования и паспорт (для детей — свидетельство о рождении).

Важные вопросы

Нужен ли пропуск к стоматологу?

— Да. Покинуть помещение для посещения стоматологии разрешено, но при наличии цифрового пропуска (оформить можно на сайте nedoma.mos.ru). Он выдается на один день и разрешает поездку в конкретное медицинское учреждение. Количество выдаваемых в течение недели пропусков не ограничено.

Если у человека ОРВИ или коронавирус?

— Оказание медицинской помощи производится исключительно на дому либо по месту госпитализации.

Если нужна неотложная помощь в ночное время (с 20.00 до 8.00), куда обращаться?

— в Стоматологической поликлинике № 50, улица Верхняя Красносельская, дом 19 (станция метро «Красносельская»), телефон: 8-495-264-49-65, официальный сайт.

— в стоматологическом отделении поликлиники Троицкой городской больницы, улица Юбилейная, дом 5. Телефон: 8-495-851-08-25, официальный сайт.

— в Детской стоматологической поликлинике № 28, улица Генерала Ермолова, дом 12 (станция метро «Парк Победы»). Телефон: 8-499-148-55-22, официальный сайт.

Кстати

Круглосуточная информационная телефонная линия о порядке получения стоматологической помощи в Москве: 8 (499) 842-4-112.

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Such was the demand for its pricey macarons that for the first couple of weeks there were long lines of macaron lovers queuing for hours in the rain to get their hands on the trademark macarons, famous all over the world.They come in a variety of flavors such as orange blossom, salty caramel, rose or licorice (225 rubles). If you want to eat in, Ladurée branded teas start at 550 rubles for a teapot, while the café au lait served Parisian style in two small pots with espresso and steamed milk (250 rubles). It’s expensive compared to other alternatives in Moscow, but hey, it’s Ladurée. 90003 90009 .90000 Covid accelerates transition to cashless society — but does it mean more safety or less freedom for us? — RT Op-ed 90001 90002 Never let a good crisis go to waste, the old saying goes, and we can see that clearly with ‘Covid-19 health concerns’ being used as an excuse to stop people exercising their right to pay in cash. 90003 90002 The drive towards a cashless society was well under way even before we’d ever heard the words ‘Covid-19’ but it’s been greatly accelerated in Britain these last few weeks.Either businesses have stopped people paying in cash, or they’ve said that if anyone still wants to use cash and coins, no change will be given if it’s not the right amount. 90003 90002 In April, it was announced that passengers on Go North East buses would have to have the exact amount to pay for their fare, or else they would have to pay by card. The managing director of the company said: 90007 «This is the latest change we’ve made to improve safety for both our workforce and our customers.» 90008 90003 90002 Other bus operators, including Stagecoach South East (see the tweet above), have followed suit, which begs the question: Just how dangerous to the safety of the workforce and customers is handling cash? 90003 90002 It’s been reported that 29 bus drivers have died with Covid-19 in London, but the capital’s buses have been cash-free since 2014.90003 90002 90007 «The amount of virus that is potentially on an inanimate object is usually very small,» 90008 Dr Christine Tait-Burkard, an expert on infection and immunity, told the Guardian in March. She continued: 90007 «Coins are actually very bad environments for viruses to survive.» 90008 Banknotes theoretically COULD carry the virus, but the risk of getting it from one is very small. 90007 «Unless someone is using a bank note to sneeze in,» 90008 was Tait-Burkard’s assessment. 90003 90002 Yet despite the risks of infection being extremely low, Covid-19 scare tactics are being used to try and get us to change our payment habits.90003 90002 Ross Clark, the author of ‘The War Against Cash,’ has revealed that back in January his email inbox began to fill up with press releases claiming the new contagion was being spread by banknotes and coins and that these emails came — surprise, surprise — from companies with a vested interest in cashless payments. He noted that in 2015 alone, $ 19 billion had been invested in the FinTech industry, and that by 2023, the industry is expecting to double the $ 1 trillion it currently takes in fees for handling electronic payments.90003 90002 On April 1, the UK government duly increased the limit on payments by contactless cards from £ 30 ($ 36.56) to £ 45 ($ 54.84). 90003 90002 The authorities see a ‘cashless society’ as a key component of the 90007 ‘new normal’ 90008 they want to impose on us when lockdown is finally ended. Look at the plans that have been revealed on how pubs will operate when they are allowed to re-open. They involve customers paying for drinks via a smartphone app at their ‘socially-distanced’ tables.90003 Also on rt.com Startup creates money-disinfecting cash machine that ‘KILLS coronavirus’ 90002 When will the days of waving a £ 10 note to pay at the bar come back? Well, they will not unless we take a stand. There are a number of important reasons why we must fight tooth-and-claw to keep the cash option. 90003 90002 For a start, the move to eliminate cash from everyday transactions is inherently ageist and discriminates against those who do not use smartphones or have a bank account.Senior citizens are much less likely to have, or know how to use, smartphones, or indeed possess credit cards. How will someone who does not have a phone buy a drink in the ‘new normal’ — but actually very abnormal — post-lockdown ‘socially-distanced’ dystopia that the likes of Priti Patel have in store for us? 90003 90002 Read more 90003 90038 90038 90002 Then there’s the fact that in a cashless society all our transactions would be recorded.Do we really want this, given the way the executive is already using the cover of Covid to remove long-standing civil liberties? 90003 90002 Suppose a cashless society is achieved. Everyone is on Universal Basic Income (UBI), everyone makes payments by card or via an app, or through a skin-implanted microchip. We have the perfect conditions for a totalitarian system, which would potentially be far more controlling than any in human history. 90003 90002 Step out of line and you’d run the risk of being frozen out of the financial system totally.You’d receive the message: 90007 «We regret to inform you that your card payment has been refused. You expressed ‘hate crime’ views and ‘dangerous’ opinions on social media last month which means your UBI is suspended for two months and you can not use your card until further notice. » 90008 Imagine how freezing people out of receiving and making payments could be used to enforce conformity and compliance. The Chinese social credit systems, where people can earn points or lose them for ‘good’ or ‘bad’ behavior, provides a template.90003 90002 While a cashless society is Big Brother’s ultimate wet dream, cash is the tyrant’s worst enemy. 90003 90002 It provides the citizen with the ability to maintain their independence from overweening authority. No one can ‘cut you off.’ A wad of bank notes gives you the freedom to buy what you want without any Big Tech company or government snoop knowing. The fight for the right to pay in cash is going to be a crucial one in the battle against the new hi-tech behavioral-control model which is being rolled out in front of our very eyes.It’s a war that must be won, otherwise we need to get used to a terrible new servitude. In the end we need cash, because the price we’ll pay in a society without it will be far too high. 90003 90002 90053 90007 Like this story? Share it with a friend! 90008 90056 90003 90002 The statements, views and opinions expressed in this column are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of RT. 90003.90000 NYT serves up spy fantasy about Russian ‘bounties’ on US troops in Afghanistan — RT Op-ed 90001 90002 Brace yourselves for another breathless Russia bombshell: The New York Times says US spies think Moscow may have offered Taliban bounty money to kill US troops in Afghanistan and Trump was told but did nothing about it! Impeach! 90003 90002 90005 «American intelligence officials have concluded that a Russian military intelligence unit secretly offered bounties to Taliban-linked militants for killing coalition forces in Afghanistan,» 90006 begins the story, published on Friday afternoon, and citing 90005 «officials briefed on the matter .»90006 90003 90002 90011 This 90005» intelligence finding «90006 was briefed to President Donald Trump in late March, but the White House 90005» has yet to authorize «90006 any of the proposed responses, according to the Times. 90003 90017 90018 Breaking: Putin has been trying to kill US troops, and Trump knows it: Russia Secretly Offered Afghan Militants Bounties to Kill U.S. Troops, Intelligence Says — The New York Times #PutinsPuppethttps: //t.co/FypZAEneLr 90003 — Frank Figliuzzi (@ FrankFigliuzzi1) June 26, 2020 90020 90002 Within minutes, a former FBI official (now working at NBC) was declaring Trump 90005 «Putin’s puppet,» 90006 while Congressman Ted Lieu (D-California) said the lack of response 90005 «suggests [Trump] may be beholden to Putin.»90006 90003 90017 90018 If true this is outrageous conduct by Russia. Lack of a response by @realDonaldTrump suggests he may be beholden to Putin. @POTUS is putting US troops ‘lives at risk by doing nothing. Having served on active duty, I find this behavior by our Commander in Chief to be unacceptable. https://t.co/RbHpVRpqrT 90003 — Ted Lieu (@tedlieu) June 26, 2020 90020 90002 The story itself — hidden behind the Times’s paywall, of course, so the commoners not subscribed to their unmatched wisdom can only go on the clickbaity headline — is that the unnamed US intelligence officials 90005 «concluded» 90006 that a Russian unit 90005 «linked to» 90006 a massive conspiracy against the West secretly offered money to the Taliban, and 90005 «Islamist militants, or armed criminal elements 90037 closely associated 90038 with them, are 90037 believed 90038 to have collected «90006 some of it at some point, maybe.90003 90002 90011 This assessment is 90005 «said to be based at least in part on interrogations of captured Afghan militants and criminals,» 90006 who are totally trustworthy and would not at all ever say anything to try and avoid torture in Afghan prisons, globally known as bastions of human rights and democracy. 90003 Also on rt.com US claims that Russia is arming Taliban are smokescreen for own mistakes in Afghanistan — Moscow 90002 90011 You’re not supposed to notice all the qualifiers and weasel words, however, but focus on the razzle-dazzle 90005 «facts» 90006 such as the entirely baseless claim that Russia is conducting a 90005 «so-called hybrid war against the United States, a strategy of destabilizing adversaries through a combination of such tactics as cyberattacks, the spread of fake news and covert and deniable military operations.»90006 This assertion, by the way, is mentioned in passing as an established and unquestionable fact, a favorite tactic of propaganda-peddlers anywhere. 90003 90017 90018 The US intel claim that Moscow waged a covert operation to elect Trump & «sow chaos» laid the basis for a fear-mongering campaign against Russia that very few liberals are skeptical of. Every claim, like this one, is now taken on faith: https://t.co/NBq450E2uU 90003 — Aaron Maté (@aaronjmate) June 26, 2020 90020 90002 But wait, there’s more.The anonymous officials said the spies had 90005 «assessed» 90006 the operation to be the work of 90005 «Unit 29155» 90006 of the 90005 «GRU,» 90006 which is 90005 «linked to the March 2018 nerve agent poisoning in Salisbury» 90006 — the infamous Skripal incident that the UK 90005 «highly likely» 90006 declared the work of Russia and then treated that assertion as fact. Supposedly, there is 90005 «uncertainty» 90006 among US spies whether this is a rogue operation or one authorized from the very top of the Kremlin.90003 90002 90011 If you can not trust anonymous intelligence officials, after all, who 90037 can 90038 you trust? It’s not as if the US 90005 «intelligence community» 90006 had accused Russia of 90005 «hacking our democracy» 90006 based on a dodgy dossier written by a British spy and paid for by Hillary Clinton’s campaign, in order to get the FBI to spy on President Donald Trump’s campaign before and after the 2016 election, right? All based on 90005 «assessments» 90006 and beliefs, no less! We should totally trust them when they talk about rogue spy operations — in Russia, obviously, what did you 90005 90037 think 90038 90006 I was suggesting? 90003 90002 90011 Besides, it’s not as if the New York Times — that bastion of truth-telling that earned numerous Pulitzers for ‘Russiagate’ coverage — could ever print something that was not thoroughly vetted and properly sourced, right? I mean, the story has four — 90037 four 90038 — bylines, and the newsroom did not revolt the way they had over the recent op-ed by Senator Tom Cotton, so it must be unimpeachably true! 90003 Also on rt.com Russian Embassy ridicules Pulitzer Board for awarding prize to NYT’s ‘undiluted fabrications’ 90002 90011 Buried deep inside the story is the admission that the Taliban 90005 «have not attacked American positions» 90006 since February, after the US signed an agreement with the militants to withdraw from Afghanistan. That, by the way, was greeted with wailing and gnashing of the teeth by the US political establishment — including the Times — which has been committed to having other people fight and die in Afghanistan forever in the name of democracy, human rights or… something. Clearly, Trump is only pulling out of there not because he disapproves of Americans dying in endless foreign wars but because of Russia! 90003 90002 90011 By all means, go ahead and take at face value the evidence-free assertions of a newspaper whose mendacious 1619 Project is in great part responsible for setting US race relations on fire, and the country with them — and sourced to anonymous spies who have been consistently and terrifyingly wrong on just about everything. Enough of you have done it enough of the time so far, and look how well it has worked out! 90003 90002 90037 90005 Think your friends would be interested? Share this story! 90006 90038 90003 90002 The statements, views and opinions expressed in this column are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of RT.90003.90000 Russia’s mightiest military aircraft buzz over Moscow to mark 75th anniversary of Nazi defeat (PHOTO, VIDEO) — RT Russia News 90001 90002 Defying clouds in the sky and Covid-19 on the ground, Russia’s deadliest bombers, nimblest fighter jets and strongest transport aircraft flew over the capital in celebration of Soviet victory over Nazi Germany 75 years ago. 90003 90002 V-Day is one of the most important national holidays in Russia, and this year was supposed to have seen massive celebrations throughout the country.But Covid-19 and its lockdowns threw a wrench into the plans, forcing the postponement of most festivities. 90003 90002 While only a handful of ceremonial troops marched across Moscow’s center this year for a wreath-laying ceremony, the air over the Russian capital was teeming with military aircraft, which were deployed in record numbers for the occasion. A total of 75 helicopters and planes — one for each year since that legendary day — flew under the cloudy sky. 90003 Also on rt.com 27 million reasons why we must remember Victory Day & stand up to attempts at rewriting history 90002 The flyover started with a Mi-26 — the world champion in size and power among mass-produced heavy-transport helicopters. It was accompanied by a quartet of Mi-8s — the workhorse of transport aviation in Russia and many other nations. 90003 90002 Rotorcraft with more teeth followed closely. Сombat choppers, including Mi-35M armed transport, Ka-52 ‘Alligator’ and Mi-28N ‘Night Hunter’ helicopter gunships were on display.90003 90002 Next came the turn of some of the biggest planes operated by the Russian military. An A-50 ‘flying radar’ was chased by Il-76 airlifters — the go-to solution if you need some heavy hardware moved fast. 90003 90002 Russian nuclear deterrence was showcased by all three types of strategic bombers currently in service: the slower turboprop-powered Tu-95MS ‘Bear’, the Tu-22M3 variable-sweep-wing supersonic jets and their heavier cousins, the Tu-160 ‘White Swan’ bomber. 90003 90002 Fighter jets swooped in, with echelons of MiG-29s, Su-24s and MiG-31Ks flying one after another.The final quartet in this part of the show was formed by Su-57s, Russia’s most advanced 5th-generation aircraft currently finding its way into the ranks. 90003 90002 The finale of the air parade showcased the skills of Russian ace pilots flying in tight formation. Some 10 air-superiority fighter jets representing three modern variants of the Su-27 family formed a wedge. 90003 90002 Close on their tail was the signature diamond formation performed by the two top Russian aerobatic teams, the Swifts and the Russian Knights, piloting MiG-29s and Su-30SM respectively.90003 90002 The show wrapped up with the Su-25, the veteran ground-attack aircraft. Six of them were deployed to paint the colors of the Russian flag in smoke. 90003 90002 Smaller-scale flyovers took place on Saturday in other Russian cities as well as in countries hosting Russian air forces. 90003 90002 90027 90028 90003 90002 90031 90032 Like this story? Share it with a friend! 90033 90034 90003.