New NASW Practice Alert: COVID-19 Vaccines FAQ
- NASW-IL Staff
- Jan 22, 2021
- 1 min read
In December 2020, two COVID-19 vaccines were approved for emergency use in the United States. NASW strongly recommends that all adults receive a vaccine when they are eligible to access it, unless their medical providers advise against receiving the vaccine due to certain underlying medical conditions or a history of severe allergic reactions. Based on substantial evidence from clinical trials, the FDA has determined that the vaccines are safe and effective. Tragically, over 400,000 people in the United States have died from the life-threatening complications of COVID-19. The health risks of having COVID-19 greatly outweigh the risks of vaccination, and being vaccinated helps to protect you, your clients, your family members, and your community.
Please click the following link for a new NASW Practice Alert: "COVID-19 Vaccines FAQ."
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I wonder, how long do you have to wait with a tooth implantation after the vaccine now? My dentist wants me to wait for a month, but I am not sure if he is right. I still care about my teeth and do teeth whitening machine applications but I would love to proceed with a few more dental treatments, so if you know the answer, please comment on my question.