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This indispensable handbook offers quick and convenient access to essential information on the wide range of drugs a dentist may use or prescribe in their management, indicating their use, dosage and possible interactions with other drugs that the patient may be receiving. Medical contraindications, and the importance of the underlying disease for which the drug is prescribed and its affect on dental management are explained. Drugs taken by out-patients which may be encountered in general dental practice and interactions with drugs contained in the Dental Practitioner's Formulary have been included.This essential handbook provides a quick reference for dental practitioners and students enabling them to assess the importance of drugs their patient may be receiving in relationship to dental management.
This handbook investigates the clinical intersection of pharmacology and dental practice, specifically addressing how systemic medications affect patient management. Authors John G. Meechan and Robin A. Seymour, both established experts in dental pharmacology, provide a structured framework for practitioners to evaluate drug interactions, contraindications, and dosage requirements within a dental context. The text serves as a bridge between general medical prescriptions and the specific needs of the dental environment.
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Dental professionals and students frequently cite this text as a reliable, portable reference for daily clinical decision-making. Experts highlight the book's utility in streamlining the assessment of patient medication profiles during routine dental examinations.
Page Count:
444
Publication Date:
2002-05-16
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0192632744
ISBN-13:
9780192632746
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