| name | Gold Inlays and Onlays |
| Classification | Dental restorative material |
| Pharmacokinetics | N/A (Gold is a non-absorbable material. It does not enter the body's systems. Thus, there is no pharmacokinetic profile in the usual sense.) |
| suggested dosage | N/A |
| indications | | 1 | Repair and restoration of damaged teeth | | 2 | Improved aesthetics | | 3 | Increased longevity of dental restorations | | 4 | Treatment of cavities | | 5 | Replacement of missing teeth | | 6 | Addressing structural defects |
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| Safety in pregnancy | Generally considered safe during pregnancy if used under appropriate dental conditions, but patient should discuss risks and benefits of treatment with her dentist. Proper infection control is critical, and a well-trained and sterilized dental office is essential. |
| Safety in breast feeding | No known direct adverse effects on breastfed infants but careful considerations by dentist and pediatrician are advisable. Again, infection control and proper sterilization are very important. |
| side effects | | 1 | Potential allergic reactions to the metal (very rare) | | 2 | Slight sensitivity or discomfort around the restoration site (usually temporary) | | 3 | Risk of gingival inflammation if proper oral hygiene isn't maintained | | 4 | Possible staining of teeth (in the case of gold-colored restorations) |
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| contraindications | | 1 | Active infections or sores in the mouth | | 2 | Patient's allergies to specific alloys in the inlay/onlay | | 3 | Patient's inability to follow proper oral hygiene instructions | | 4 | Uncontrolled systemic diseases that could affect healing and recovery |
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| interactions | N/A (Gold inlays/onlays don't interact with medications or other medical treatments) |
| warnings | | 1 | Proper dental hygiene procedures are crucial for successful outcomes and prevention of complications. | | 2 | Carefully consider long-term cost and aesthetic effects of gold inlay/onlay choices for optimum patient satisfaction. |
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| precautions | | 1 | Follow dentist's instructions on oral hygiene and after-care procedures. | | 2 | Regular dental checkups are needed to monitor the restoration | | 3 | Alert your dentist to any recent illnesses, medications, or allergies. | | 4 | Consult your dentist on a suitable schedule for the procedure. | | 5 | Address any specific needs or concerns, such as financial implications. |
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| additional informations | | 1 | Gold inlays/onlays are durable and long-lasting restorations. | | 2 | Gold is a biocompatible material; it does not react with the surrounding tissues. | | 3 | Proper preparation of the tooth for the restoration is critical for its longevity and integrity. | | 4 | It is essential to visit a trained and qualified dentist for any dental treatment. | | 5 | Gold inlays and onlays provide excellent aesthetic results. | | 6 | Consider the longevity of the restorations as it is a long-term investment |
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| patient specific details | | age | 25 | | weight | 70 | | gender | Male | | important patient notes | Patient should provide a complete medical history to the dentist prior to any dental procedures |
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