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General pharmacology principles for dental practice

General and Dental Pharmacology · Dental (BDS)

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A 10-year-old patient comes in with a painful infected tooth. 1. Diagnosis: Acute pulpitis (tooth nerve inflammation). 2. Treatment: I prescribe an antibiotic. 3. Pharmacological step: I check the patient's weight to calculate the correct dose of Amoxicillin. 4. Administration: The patient takes the medicine every 8 hours. 5. Outcome: After 3 days, the swelling goes down, and we proceed with the root canal. 6. Follow-up: We ensure the patient finished the full course of medicine.

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