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International Journal of Anatomy, Radiology and Surgery. 2020 Oct, Vol-9(4): RR01-RR05 INTRODUCTION Severe Acute Respiratory SyndromeCoronavirus 2 (SARSCoV-2) is the present global health concern which causes severe respiratory tract infections in humans and a novel corona virus was said to be its causative pathogen [1]. In previous years SARS-CoV and Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERSCoV) were found to be similar in origin as with SARS-CoV-2 which is zoonotic, with Chinese (Rhinolophussinicus) being the most probable origin. Researchers indicate that, there was a single animal-to-human transmission of COVID-19 and then the transmission is from human-to-human which caused an outbreak [2]. Globally, till 13th June 2020 there were 75, 53, 182 confirmed cases and 4,23,349 deaths. Among the established cases 1.03:1 was found to be male to female (sex ratio), and the median age is 51, the median age for males is 52 (IQR 37-65) years, and for females 50 (IQR 35-64) years [3]. The transmission is mainly through the contact with droplets from talking, coughing, sneezing (related to human respiratory activities), and aerosols generated during clinical procedures. During dental procedures, there will be production of aerosols and airborne particles especially when treating symptomatic COVID-19 patients where dentists are directly and closely exposed to the virus. Therefore, dentists should focus mainly on prevention of COVID19 infection by following proper infection control procedures during each and every step of the treatment procedure [4].

Possible Routes of Transmission and Precautions to be taken in Dental Practice from the Most Unwanted Evil COVID-19- A Review