It is okay to take the medication as prescribed. It is to prevent infection in case of breach or contamination of the blood during surgery.
Answered 9/17/2021
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That is the typical dose prescribed for prophylaxis prior to dental procedures. It is meant to protect from a prosthetic joint infection as germs can cause a transient bacteremia during invasive dental procedures.
Answered 9/15/2021
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It's the appropriate dose. Trust your practitioner to have your best interests at heart.
Answered 9/19/2021
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This was the protocol up until July of this year, now the ADA recommends no antibiotic prophylaxis prior to dental appointments for any joint replacement. This is a source of confusion for many orthoepic surgeons and dentists especially with the new recommendations
Answered 9/17/2021
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