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"Excellent information on drug actions and interactions and which drugs to use for specific conditions (Antibiotics in Dentistry)." |
Antibiotics, anyone?Should you prescribe a tetracyline for a patient who is already taking an oral anticoagulant?
Which antivirals are appropriate for treating herpes simplex, varicella zoster, and cytomegalovirus infections?
Which antifungals are effective against candidiasis?
You can find the answers to these and many more questions about antibiotics in our two courses:
Antibiotics in Dentistry: Principles, Drugs, & Adverse Reactions (8 CEs)
Antibiotics in Dentistry: Applications & Special Considerations (8 CEs)
Both courses come with the textbook Antibiotic and Antimicrobial Use in Dental Practice, containing chapters on allergic and sensitivity reactions; prescribing for prophylaxis; using antibiotics in periodontics, endodontics, pedodontics, oral and maxillofacial surgery, implant dentistry, and patients with systemic diseases; and legal considerations. (Click here to view the complete contents list.)
Do You Know?
- 4 reasons to use more than 1 antibiotic?
- 10 reasons why antibiotic therapies fail?
- 4 principles of antibiotic dosing for orofacial lesions?
If not, renew your confidence by ordering Antibiotics in Dentistry now! You get 16 credit hours, a 288-page textbook , and expert authors available for consultation 24/7 in your office library - cool! Click here to order Antibiotics in Dentistry now or read the table of contents, author bio, or an excerpt from the book to help you decide.
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