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Patient on sertraline — is 2% lidocaine with epi safe for a mandibular block?
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Yes — standard dental doses are safe. The theoretical concern with SSRIs isn't supported by evidence at normal dental doses.12

Aspirate, limit to 2 cartridges to start, and check BP if the patient is anxious.3

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Sources
1ADA — Clinical Resources on Local Anesthesia2023
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The problem

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You don't have 12 minutes

Digging through PubMed takes forever. Your patient is in the chair right now.

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The answer is spread everywhere

PubMed, the ADA, and a dozen other dental sites — each with its own login and search box.

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Most of it, you don't need

You want the bottom line and the source to back it up — not 40 pages to read.

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Amox dose for a 25 kg child?
2 We search

35M+ studies + the dental guidelines.

1ADA — Pediatric antibiotic dosing
2AAPD — Antibiotic use guideline
3 Cited answer

Every claim links to a real source.

50 mg/kg/day ÷ 3 doses = ~415 mg TID × 7 days.1

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Treatment plan acceptance is stuck near 50%. Highest-leverage fix?
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Start with same-day treatment. Acceptance drops the longer patients wait — presenting and scheduling in the same visit is the single biggest lever.

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