Zahnärztliche Arzneiverordnungen

Halling, Frank

doi:10.1007/978-3-662-50351-5_47

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“…Typical medication for chronic pain syndromes such as antidepressants or anticonvulsants was not included as they are not prescribed by dentists in Germany (Halling, 2016).…”

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Nondental orofacial pain in dental practices – diagnosis, therapy and self‐assessment of German dentists and dental students

Ziegeler

Wasiljeff

May

2018

European Journal of Pain

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“…Typical medication for chronic pain syndromes such as antidepressants or anticonvulsants was not included as they are not prescribed by dentists in Germany (Halling, 2016).…”

Section: Prescription Patterns (1)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Nondental orofacial pain in dental practices – diagnosis, therapy and self‐assessment of German dentists and dental students

Ziegeler

Wasiljeff

May

2018

European Journal of Pain

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Approach to the Current Rational Use of Antibiotics among the Albanian Dentist Community

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Kongo²,

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Journal of Pharmacy and Bioallied Sciences

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Rising antibiotic use is a serious threat to the success of therapy in dentistry for bacterial resistance and side effects to the patients. The dentist community in Albania prescribing too many antibiotics. This survey assesses the mode of antibiotic use among Albanian dentists, with appropriate dosage and regimen, and antibiotic stewardship and their knowledge of relevant guidelines. Material and Methods: This survey study was conducted among 180 Albanian dentists. The questionnaire was distributed through e-mail addresses found in the database of the Faculty of Dental Medicine, University of Medicine of Tirana. We assessed 180 dentists out of which 154 (85.56%) completed the entire questionnaire. Results: There were 24,870 prescriptions in adult patients from 154 dentists for a period of six months with an average of 1,243 prescriptions per week. The most used antibiotics were fixed combinations of amoxicillin–clavulanic acid (67.43%) and azithromycin (39.3%) for allergic patients to beta-lactams. The results for antibiotic stewardship were incorrect in 37.01% of total providers, and gastrointestinal disorders were reported as side effects. Conclusion: This survey conducted among Albanian dentists shows a different trend of using antibiotics than in other countries. To tackle the current antibiotic resistance, dentists must be an important part of the antimicrobial stewardship program of the Public Health Institution in Albania to change individual behavior.

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Zahnärztliche Arzneiverordnungen

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Nondental orofacial pain in dental practices – diagnosis, therapy and self‐assessment of German dentists and dental students

Nondental orofacial pain in dental practices – diagnosis, therapy and self‐assessment of German dentists and dental students

Approach to the Current Rational Use of Antibiotics among the Albanian Dentist Community

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