Antibiotics in the treatment of periodontal disease: a guide for the general dental practitioner.
Volume
3
Pagination
43 - 47
Journal
Prim Dent J
Issue
ISSN
2050-1684
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The objective of the present paper is to discuss the appropriate use of systemic and local adjunctive antibiotics/antimicrobials in the management of periodontal diseases using a number of case studies to illustrate an evidence-based approach to treatment.
Authors
Gillam, DG; Turner, WCollections
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