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Pharmacology plays an important role in dentistry, both with respect to prescribing as well considering the impact of preexisting drug therapies on your proposed treatments. This course covers a wide range of topics with a practical approach, to enable you to better manage your patients with their increasingly extensive and complex drug regimes. The course will provide you with an overview of: - Medication…

Pharmacology plays an important role in dentistry, both with respect to prescribing as well considering the impact of preexisting drug therapies on your proposed treatments. This course covers a wide range of topics with a practical approach, to enable you to better manage your patients with their increasingly extensive and complex drug regimes. The course will provide you with an overview of: - Medication safety as it is practiced worldwide - An outline of the wide range of medicines (including cancer drugs, anti-rheumatic drugs, monoclonal antibodies) that can impact on the outcome of dental surgical procedures and how to manage these risks - A discussion of current guidelines for management of patients on anti-platelet agents and anticoagulants - Clarification of the importance of allergy versus adverse reaction and when and where to refer patients who really need to work out whether they are truly allergic to medications or not - An explanation of how drugs interact and which drug interactions dentists really need to know about in order to manage patients on modern pharmacotherapies safely.

Pharmacology plays an important role in dentistry, both with respect to prescribing as well considering the impact of preexisting drug therapies on your proposed treatments. This course covers a wide range of topics with a practical approach, to enable you to better manage your patients with their increasingly extensive and complex drug regimes. The course will provide you with an overview of: - Medication…

Pharmacology plays an important role in dentistry, both with respect to prescribing as well considering the impact of preexisting drug therapies on your proposed treatments. This course covers a wide range of topics with a practical approach, to enable you to better manage your patients with their increasingly extensive and complex drug regimes. The course will provide you with an overview of: - Medication safety as it is practiced worldwide - An outline of the wide range of medicines (including cancer drugs, anti-rheumatic drugs, monoclonal antibodies) that can impact on the outcome of dental surgical procedures and how to manage these risks - A discussion of current guidelines for management of patients on anti-platelet agents and anticoagulants - Clarification of the importance of allergy versus adverse reaction and when and where to refer patients who really need to work out whether they are truly allergic to medications or not - An explanation of how drugs interact and which drug interactions dentists really need to know about in order to manage patients on modern pharmacotherapies safely.

Pharmacology plays an important role in dentistry, both with respect to prescribing as well considering the impact of preexisting drug therapies on your proposed treatments. This course covers a wide range of topics with a practical approach, to enable you to better manage your patients with their increasingly extensive and complex drug regimes. The course will provide you with an overview of: - Medication…

Pharmacology plays an important role in dentistry, both with respect to prescribing as well considering the impact of preexisting drug therapies on your proposed treatments. This course covers a wide range of topics with a practical approach, to enable you to better manage your patients with their increasingly extensive and complex drug regimes. The course will provide you with an overview of: - Medication safety as it is practiced worldwide - An outline of the wide range of medicines (including cancer drugs, anti-rheumatic drugs, monoclonal antibodies) that can impact on the outcome of dental surgical procedures and how to manage these risks - A discussion of current guidelines for management of patients on anti-platelet agents and anticoagulants - Clarification of the importance of allergy versus adverse reaction and when and where to refer patients who really need to work out whether they are truly allergic to medications or not - An explanation of how drugs interact and which drug interactions dentists really need to know about in order to manage patients on modern pharmacotherapies safely.