Increased opioid prescription fills after dental procedures performed before weekends and holidays (June 2020 Article 1)
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Description:
JADA June 2020
Background. Excess opioid prescriptions place patients
and communities at risk of experiencing opioid-related morbidity. The authors
designed a study
to test the hypothesis that opioid
prescription fills would be more common after dental
procedures performed the day before a weekend or holiday than
other weekdays.
Key
Words. Analgesics; drugs;
prescriptions; drug; pain; health policy; oral surgery; oral and maxillofacial
surgery; practice guidelines;
opioid.