Dental Pharmacotherapy

USD 56
USD 45

Duration
02:20:8 hours

Access Time
Lifetime

Language
Arabic

Resources
(5)

Skill Level
( Specialized )

7742

USD 56
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About the instructor

Dr. Muhammad Al-Shorbagy

Associate Professor of Pharmacology and Toxicology

Dr. Al-Shorbagy is an Associate Professor of Pharmacology & Toxicology, Faculty of Pharmacy, Cairo University, and the biology discipline lead at the School of Pharmacy, NewGiza University. He has a solid background in the field of neuropharmacology and is currently involved in a research project funded by the STDF covering the development and characterization of a therapeutic vaccine intended for the treatment of multiple sclerosis. The multidisciplinary aspect of his research encompasses molecular mechanisms involved in various inflammatory disorders and diabetes. Dr. Al-Shorbagy is also involved in the development and validation of orthogonal testing protocols for quality/safety assessment of biopharmaceuticals in partnership with the Bioanalysis Research Group at the Faculty of Pharmacy, Cairo University.

Objectives of Dental Pharmacotherapy

Many dentists have problems while prescribing medications for patients and identifying the different categories of mouthwashes, pain relievers, muscle relaxants, and antibiotics in a manner based on knowledge of the drug market and scientific at the same time others lack confidence when writing a patient's prescription and hesitate when patients ask about drug side effects and possible interactions with their branded medicines. Some dentists may be concerned about how to properly handle medical emergencies on a dental chair. For all of the above, the current course offers a practical and focused approach that any dentist should know

You Will Learn

Overcoming dental pain
Local anesthetic
Antibiotics
Antivirus
Antifungals
Steroids
Muscle extensors
Sedatives
Drug interactions
Dealing with patients with advanced medical conditions
Dealing with emergency cases in dental clinics

Targeted Students

General dentists seeking to improve their knowledge of drug prescriptions for dental cases.
Oral medicine and periodontology specialists interested in adjunctive pharmacological management.
Dental students and residents aiming to understand essential drug protocols.
Practitioners looking to minimize prescription errors and enhance patient care.
Cosmetic and implant dentists requiring appropriate pharmacological support for post-procedural care.