Pharmacological Agents Commonly Used in Dental Practice: A Review of Side Effects, Adverse Reactions, and Precautions, 2nd Ed

Course overview

This intermediate-level course reviews the pharmacology and indications for use of the most common medications employed in dentistry. It addresses the pharmacology, side effects, adverse reactions, precautions, and any special dental considerations related to the use of the medications most frequently employed in dentistry. This course will also fill gaps in knowledge concerning patient selection, contraindications, and appropriate administration in certain special populations requiring advanced consideration. The principles learned will be directly applicable in determining the most suitable approach for drug selection and prescribing and will help address patient and staff concerns around potential risks. Information presented in this course should be considered essential knowledge for all dental professionals, both seasoned and newly credentialed.