student rdh pharmacology - antibacterial, tetracycline, chlorhexidine, tuberculosis

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Amoxicillin

penicillin

bacteriocidal

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Amoxicillin: brand names

amoxil, trimox

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Amoxicillin: pre-med use

yes, first line

adult: 2mg 1hr before appt, 500mg q8h

child: 50mg 1hr before appt

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what are the uses of amoxicillin in dental ?

1. premedication

2. abscess

3. celluitis ( bacterial infection of the skin and underlying tissue)

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Amoxicillin: types of infection

gram positive

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Amoxicillin has a ____ spectrum, ____ absorbed

broad, well

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Amoxicillin: side effects

GI upset, rash, cross-allergy

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can amoxicillin be used while pregnant ?

yes

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Azithromycin

macrolide

bacterostatic

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Azithromycin: brand names

zithromax, z-pak

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Azithromycin: pre-med use

yes, if allergic to penicillin

adult: 500mg day 1, then 250mg x 4

child: 10mg day 1, then 5mg

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Azithromycin: type of infection

intracellular bacteria

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Azithromycin has a ______ half life

long

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Azithromycin: side effects

GI upset, metallic taste (rare)

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can azithromycin be u sed while pregnant?

with caution

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when should azithromycin be used ?

if patient cannot tolerate clindamycin

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Penicillin VK (penicillin)

natural penicillin, B-lactam

bactericidal

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Penicillin VK (penicillin): brand name

pen-VK

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is Penicillin VK (penicillin) used a pre-med?

no

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what is Penicillin VK (penicillin) used for in dental?

mild/moderate oral infections

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Penicillin VK (penicillin): type of infection

gram positive

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Penicillin VK (penicillin): dosage

adult: 500mg q6h for 7-10 days

child: 25-50mg a day divided

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Penicillin VK (penicillin) is effective but ______ dosing

frequent

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Penicillin VK (penicillin): side effects

GI upset, rash, allergy

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is it safe to use Penicillin VK (penicillin) while pregnant?

yes

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Metronidazole

nitroimidazole

bactericidal

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Metronidazole: brand name

flagyl

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is Metronidazole used as pre-med?

no

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what is Metronidazole used for in dental?

anaerobic periodontal pathogens

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Metronidazole: dosage

adult: 250-500mg q8-12hrs for 7-10 dyas

child: use with caution

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Metronidazole is very effective with ______

amoxicillin

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Metronidazole: side effects

metallic taste, black hairy tongue, alcohol reaction

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is Metronidazole safe to take while pregnant?

avoid in 1st trimester

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do not combine Metronidazole with _____

alcohol

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Cephalexin

Cephalosporin

bactericidal

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Cephalexin: brand name

keflex

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is Cephalexin used as pre-med?

yes, joint replacements if not anaphylactic

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what is Cephalexin used for in dental?

premed for prosthetic joint and mild infection

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Cephalexin: type of infection

gram positive cocci

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Cephalexin: dosage

adult: 2mg 1hr before appt, 500mg q6h

child: 50mg 1hr before appt

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Cephalexin is structurally like ______

penicillin

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is Cephalexin safe to use while pregnant?

yes

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Cephalexin is only used of no history of what?

anaphylaxis to penicillin

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how come Clindamycin is no longer recommended for pre-med by the ADA and AHA?

causes C. diff colitis

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superinfection

secondary infection superimposed on an earlier one

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antimicrobials are an adjunct to what?

NSPT (nonsurgical periodontal therapy)

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Tetracycline

bacteriostatic drug, given in dentistry to treat periodontitis

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Doxycycline (systemic antibiotic): brand names

vibramycin, doryx

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Doxycycline (systemic antibiotic): formulation

capsule/tablet

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Doxycycline (systemic antibiotic): delivery

oral

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Doxycycline (systemic antibiotic): dosage

100mg BID

daily

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_____ can reduce absorption of Doxycycline

calcium

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Minocycline

arestin

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Minocycline: formulation

1mg microspheres

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Minocycline: delivery

local, syringe is placed into pocket >5mm

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Minocycline: dosage

1mg per pocket

sustained release for up to 14 days

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after delivery of Minocycline do not _____ for ______ days

brush/floss, 7-10

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Doxycycline Hyclate

atridox

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Doxycycline Hyclate: formulation

10% doxycycline gel

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Doxycycline Hyclate: delivery

local, injected into >5mm pocket

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Doxycycline Hyclate: dosage

one dose per pocket

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Doxycycline Hyclate: duration

sustained release for 7 days, avoid disturbing this area

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Periostat: dosage

20 mg PO BID

long-term use, up to 9 months

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Periostat: formulation

capsule

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Tetracycline: contraindications

- if pregnant or breastfeeding, this cannot be used because this drug can cross through the placenta to the fetus affecting tooth and bone development.

- photosensitivity, more likely to develop sunburn

- children under 8yrs old because the teeth are still developing into permanent

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Chlorhexidine rinse: formulation

.12% rinse

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Chlorhexidine rinse: delivery

swish for 30s, twice a day

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Chlorhexidine rinse: duration of effect

immediate, short lived

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Chlorhexidine rinse: indications

1. post SRP

2. mucositis

3. peri-implantitis

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does Chlorhexidine rinse cause staining?

yes, teeth and tongue

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does Chlorhexidine rinse cause taste alteration?

yes, bitter or metallic taste

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Periochip (chlorhexidine chip): formulation

2.5 mg gelatin chip

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Periochip (chlorhexidine chip): delivery

inserted into >5mm pocket

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Periochip (chlorhexidine chip): duration of effect

sustained release up to 10 days, avoid disturbing the area

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Periochip (chlorhexidine chip): indications

1. localized periodontitis

2. post- SRP

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does Periochip (chlorhexidine chip) cause staining or taste alteration ?

no

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Tuberculosis is caused by what bacteria?

Mycobacterium tuberculosis

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TB primarily affects the ____

lungs

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TB treatment requires what ?

multiple drugs taken for 6-9 months due to bacteria's resistance and slow replication

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what drugs are used to treat TB?

RIPE (rifampin, isoniazid, pyrazinamide, ethambutol)

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PPD (purified protein derivative)/ Mantoux

substance used in the test for tuberculosis.

a positive sign does not mean the pt has TB, requires a chest x-ray to rule out active TB.