Pediatric Dental Dosing

Pediatric Dental Dosing

Antibiotic Dosing Calculator

9 ratings
7 reviews

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 10, 2020
  • June 10, 2020
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Calculate antibiotic dosages for pediatric dental patients. This tool assists dental and medical professionals by automatically computing the correct medication based on patient weight, desired mg/kg/day, and treatment duration. It also generates prescription scripts and provides warnings for potential overdosing.

Automatic antibiotic dosage calculation
Input patient weight, mg/kg/day, and duration
Generates prescription scripts
Displays warnings for overdosing
Provides recommended input values
Includes prescribing tips from a pediatric dentist
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What's New in Pediatric Dental Dosing

1.0

June 10, 2020

User reviews

Was a great tool

Was nice when this was first created. They never update the drug list even when general guidelines change making this app obsolete. I still don’t understand how azithromycin still is not in the drug dosing list. Unless there are updates applied I wouldn’t recommend this app.

Horrible

Useless app. Has hardly any medications listed. Complicated to use. I do not recommend at all. I wish that we could have free trials for these apps before purchasing because I’m deleting this app and I feel like I completely wasted $5.

Perfect and fast

I’m a general dentist and this app is perfect. Fast and efficient for a busy practice!

Awesome-Simple!

I could Never figure this out with any drug book!
Simple app- easy to use. Thanks!

Great app!

This has been extremely helpful in my busy practice! Thank you!

FAQ

What is Pediatric Dental Dosing used for?

Pediatric Dental Dosing is a medical application designed to help dental and medical professionals calculate appropriate antibiotic dosages for pediatric patients experiencing dental infections. It simplifies the process of determining the correct medication based on patient specifics and treatment duration.

How does Pediatric Dental Dosing calculate dosages?

The application automatically calculates antibiotic dosages when you input the patient's weight, the desired mg/kg/day, and the treatment duration. All calculations update dynamically as you change any of the input values.

Does Pediatric Dental Dosing help with prescriptions?

Yes, Pediatric Dental Dosing generates a prescription script based on the provided inputs. This script includes the total amount of the drug to dispense and the dosing frequency, streamlining the prescription process.

What kind of warnings does Pediatric Dental Dosing provide?

The application displays warnings and alerts for potential overdosing or overprescribing. These alerts are based on published recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatric Dentists, ensuring safer prescribing practices.

Is Pediatric Dental Dosing available on multiple devices?

Pediatric Dental Dosing is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for use on Apple's mobile operating system.

What is the price of Pediatric Dental Dosing?

Pediatric Dental Dosing is a paid application, priced at $4.99. This one-time purchase grants access to all its features for calculating pediatric dental antibiotic dosages.

When was Pediatric Dental Dosing last updated?

The latest version of Pediatric Dental Dosing is 1.0, and it was last updated on June 10, 2020. The app was initially released on the same date.

What is the age rating for Pediatric Dental Dosing?

Pediatric Dental Dosing has an age rating of 4+. This indicates that the content is generally suitable for children aged four and older, though professional medical use is its primary intent.