Titlebook: Clinical Oral Medicine and Pathology; Jean M. Bruch,Nathaniel Treister Book 2017Latest edition Springer International Publishing Switzerla

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Prescribing Guidelines for Commonly Used Medications,f these therapies are not FDA approved for the specific conditions discussed in this book and are therefore considered “off-label” indications. This chapter provides prescribing guidelines and considerations to ensure that the included medications are used in an appropriate and safe manner for the management of oral diseases.

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Stored Procedure Recompilation, within the population. The range of such variation is wide and findings can be very subtle or notably prominent. Some are purely developmental, while others have a clear inflammatory or traumatic etiology. This chapter describes the most commonly encountered variations of normal and benign conditio

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