Evaluation of Antibiotic Use for Dental-Related Infections in Dental Clinics Associated With an Academic Safety Net Institution

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Abstract

This retrospective study found lower antibiotic prescribing rates by outpatient dentists than previous literature, but with deviations from guideline recommendations in antibiotic indications and durations of treatment for oral pain and swelling. These findings will guide future stewardship interventions to promote guideline-directed therapy plans.

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Deaney, M. A., Cooper, M. M., Jenkins, T. C., Meyers, K. A., & Shihadeh, K. C. (2024). Evaluation of Antibiotic Use for Dental-Related Infections in Dental Clinics Associated With an Academic Safety Net Institution. Open Forum Infectious Diseases, 11(10). https://doi.org/10.1093/ofid/ofae556

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