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The United Kingdom is in the process of gradually lifting the lockdown, and a lot of uncertainties and concerns exist in the field of dentistry in terms of clinical management of patients due to the high risk of work-related transmission. Learning from the strategies of clinical dental practice in other countries may help in the development of national recommendations. Aims: South Korea managed to contain COVID-19 without full-scale lockdown. This article aims to provide a comprehensive overview of clinical practice of dentistry and orthodontics in South Korea and compare it with information from other countries throughout the world. Design: An anonymous 21-item questionnaire covering post-COVID strategies was sent to the orthodontic departments of eleven University Dental Hospitals in South Korea for completion. Results: Three of the eleven hospitals completed the survey. All hospitals provided information on their post-COVID strategies in terms of staff and patient considerations, clinical working environment, clinical arrangements, dental procedures, personal protective equipment and disinfection. Conclusion: The current evidence on COVID-19 is limited and the risk of its transmission through aerosol generating procedures is still unclear. In the meantime, robust post-COVID strategies must be in place in order to minimize the risk of spread.

Post-COVID Strategies Based on Clinical Dentistry in South Korea