Montero-Aguilar M

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RESUMEN

El propósito de este artículo es aumentar la conciencia entre los profesionales de la odontología sobre la importancia de un manejo racional de antibióticos utilizados en el consultorio dental, a la luz de la creciente amenaza que la resistencia a los medicamentos antimicrobianos representa para la humanidad. Es deber del odontólogo mantenerse actualizado en los protocolos recomendados para la prescripción de antibióticos y el paciente debe ser educado en cuanto al consumo de este tipo de drogas. Todo esto como parte de una estrategia global dirigida a reducir la carga de enfermedades y muertes causadas por microorganismos resistentes a agentes antimicrobianos.

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