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Why amoxicillin is prefered over azithromycin in dental practices?
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It is not: We use both in practice and many factors go into which antibiotic we will use for a particular patient. The type of infection, duration, is the patient a good pill taker...
Answered 1/8/2018
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Works better: Amoxicillin works better with oral infections then the z-pack.
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