GENERAL DENTISTRY – MEDICATION OPTIONS
Unlocking the Power of Medication in Dental Care
The Role of Medication in Dental Care
Three Reasons to Consider Medication
Pain Management
Medication can provide relief from severe dental pain, making dental procedures more comfortable.
Infection Control
Medications like antibiotics help combat oral infections, preventing them from spreading.
Gum Health
Medicated mouthwashes and gels can reduce gum inflammation and promote overall oral health.
Medication as a Treatment Option for Dental Conditions
We understand that dental health is an integral part of your overall well-being. While our primary focus is on enhancing your smile’s aesthetics, we also prioritize your oral health. In some cases, medication can play a crucial role in addressing dental conditions. In this article, we’ll explore the role of medication in dental care and the various dental conditions that might benefit from this approach.
The Role of Medication in Dental Care
Medication can be a valuable tool in managing and treating certain dental conditions. It is often used in conjunction with other dental treatments to enhance their effectiveness or alleviate associated symptoms. However, it’s important to note that not all dental conditions require medication, and its use depends on the individual patient’s needs and the nature of the condition.
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Medication Treatment FAQ
No, it’s essential to complete the full course of antibiotics prescribed by your dentist to ensure the infection is completely eradicated.
Not always. Antibiotics are prescribed when the infection is severe or spreading. Proper oral hygiene and dental treatments can often resolve minor infections without antibiotics
Yes, like all medications, dental drugs can have side effects. Your dentist will discuss potential side effects and any necessary precautions when prescribing medication for your specific condition.
Our Process -- And Yours
Non-surgical treatment, the method of choice for early-stage gum disease, essentially amounts to a deep, professional cleaning of the teeth that gets at the tartar under the gumline and includes the application of a local antimicrobial.
Vigilance (yours)
Local anesthesia (if needed)
Root-planing and scaling (deep-cleaning)
Anti-microbial application
Ongoing home care and vigilance
Our Process -- And Yours
Non-surgical treatment, the method of choice for early-stage gum disease, essentially amounts to a deep, professional cleaning of the teeth that gets at the tartar under the gumline and includes the application of a local antimicrobial.
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