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This book has been specially written to satisfy the needs of today's dental student in relation to basic and applied pharmacology and also dental therapeutics. It will also serve as a useful review for dental practitioners who wish to bring themselves up to date with modern pharmacology and current dental therapeutics. Adverse drug reactions, drug interactions of special relevance to dentistry, the nonmedical use of drugs, and social problems including AIDS are among the topics discussed.
This text investigates the intersection of pharmacological principles and their specific applications within clinical dental practice. The authors, John G. Walton, John W. Thompson, and Robin A. Seymour, utilize their clinical and academic backgrounds to synthesize foundational drug knowledge with the practical requirements of dental treatment. The work provides a structured framework for understanding how systemic medications influence oral health and how dental interventions must be adjusted based on a patient's pharmacological profile.
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Experts recognize this text as a foundational resource for dental students and practitioners seeking to integrate pharmacological knowledge into their clinical workflow. Readers frequently note the clarity of the clinical applications and the relevance of the drug interaction data provided.
Page Count:
504
Publication Date:
1989-04-13
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0192612352
ISBN-13:
9780192612359
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