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Written primarily for the dental practitioner, this book addresses the problem of medication adversely affecting the mouth and associated structures, and describes unfavorable interactions between drugs administered by the dental surgeon and drugs prescribed by another physician. In addition,it discusses the unwanted effects of the medications commonly used in dental practice and the problems of prescribing drugs to special category patients. The book is designed for rapid access to the information dental practitioners need and will also be a convenient reference for dental students,undergraduates, and postgraduates.
This text investigates the clinical intersection of pharmacological interventions and dental health, specifically focusing on adverse drug reactions within the oral cavity. Authors J. G. Walton and R. A. Seymour utilize their clinical expertise to provide a structured framework for identifying, managing, and preventing drug-induced complications in dental patients. The book synthesizes pharmacological data to assist practitioners in navigating the complexities of polypharmacy and patient-specific medical histories.
What You Will Find
Scope Limits
Practitioners and students frequently utilize this text as a practical reference for clinical decision-making and patient safety. Experts highlight the book's utility in providing rapid, accessible information for managing complex drug-related scenarios in a dental setting.
Page Count:
216
Publication Date:
1989-01-12
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
019261617X
ISBN-13:
9780192616173
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