Quick facts about Ciprofloxacin (Cipro) that dental providers should know before treatment and prescribing.

When amiodarone appears on a patient’s medication list, it’s a red flag dentists and hygienists can’t ignore. Learn the critical drug interactions, anesthesia precautions, and chairside protocols needed to safely treat patients with life-threatening cardiac histories.

Quick facts about Lorazepam (Ativan) that dental providers should know before treatment and prescribing.

Quick facts about Hydrochlorothiazide that dental providers should know before treatment and prescribing.

Quick facts about Rituximab (Rituxan) that dental providers should know before treatment and prescribing.

Quick facts about Acyclovir that dental providers should know before treatment and prescribing.

Quick facts about Carisoprodol (Soma) that dental providers should know before treatment and prescribing.

Quick facts about Prozac that dental providers should know before treatment and prescribing.

Quick facts about Levofloxacin that dentists should know before treatment and prescribing.

Our chief science officer, Barbara Madej, RPH, shares an important reminder: medications used to treat Alzheimer’s disease don’t just affect the brain—they can significantly impact oral health, too. From dry mouth and bruxism to taste changes and excessive salivation, understanding these drug-induced oral risks is essential for providing safer, more compassionate care.

Our CEO, Dr. Lisa Chan, shares a surprising insight: niacin isn’t just a harmless vitamin. Often overlooked in dentistry, this common supplement carries risks ranging from flushing and liver toxicity to drug interactions and delayed healing. Understanding niacin’s full impact can help dental professionals better anticipate complications and tailor care.

Quick facts about Ibuprofen that dentists should know before treatment and prescribing.

Quick facts about Entresto that dentists should know before treatment and prescribing.

Quick facts about Warfarin that dentists should know before treatment and prescribing.

In this article, Barbara Madej, our Chief Science Officer and registered pharmacist, examines the role of Tramadol in dental practices. She addresses its pain management benefits, risks, and key factors like dry mouth, delayed healing, and serotonin syndrome. Barbara underscores the importance of tailored patient care, cautious dosing, and utilizing resources to optimize safety and outcomes in dental treatment.

Quick facts about Carbamazepine that dentists should know before treatment and prescribing.

Dr. Mendoza and Dr. Chan explore the benefits of having naloxone (Narcan) readily available in your dental emergency kit for potential opioid overdoses.

There's a new product for emergency situations to replace the epipen: neffy epinephrine nasal spray. Here are some solid reasons for adding it to your emergency kit.

Quick facts about Alendronate that dentists should know before treatment and prescribing.

Quick facts about Clotrimazole that dentists should know before treatment and prescribing.