… In conclusion, the present study found a low rate of dental prescriptions of drugs acting in
the CNS. A significant proportion of dental patients receiving psychotropic drugs in dental …

… Other dental complications associated with psychotropic medications include xerostomia32 …
, psychiatrists, dentists, general practitioners and nurses that many psychotropic drugs cause …

… (psychiatrists 20.3%; dentists 23.5%). About one third of the … %; dentists 35.9%) felt that dental
ADRs of psychotropic drugs are … 97.8%; dentists 97.0%) had never reported a dental ADR. …

… health problems and dental complications (dental caries, … Practitioners in the field of mental
and dental health often … impact of the main classes of psychotropic drugs on the oral health, …

… The goals of this study were to examine the self-reported oral health and dental access of
individuals filling psychotropic medication prescriptions and to determine whether pharmacy …

… patients before initiating the psychotropic medication. This was … This we believe will help
the dental physicians to plan … and most of the psychotropic drugs were used for association …

… It is necessary that dentists have certain knowledge of psychology and psychopathology, in
… is possible to use drugs, in order to calm that person. Psychotropic drugs are administered to …

… dental clinic, it is important for the dentist to accurately assess the oral moisture level, as well
as to record all medications being used. The dentist … the development of dental caries, and …

… Psychotropic drugs are widely available for the solution of a variety of health conditions,
such as depression, control of nocturnal enuresis and schizophrenia, and coexisting …

… It is noteworthy to encourage patients to regularly practice oral and dental hygiene, to … drugs,
with effects mediated by BDZ receptors [24]. These drugs are widely used in the dentistry for …