Yes, sometimes used in combination to cover different bacterial groups. Unusual otherwise to use tinidazole instead of metronidazole for dental infections.
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As both antibiotics are cephalosporins, and therefore have the same range of efficacy, I wonder about the necessity bro take both. In answer to your question, yes both can be taken together. I would also counsel that you consult with a wisdom tooth expert, a specialist Oraland Maxillofacial Surgeon who has up to 5 years additional formal training and who limits his/her practice.
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