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Date	Patient	Provider	Medication	Strength	Qty	Pharmacy	Status
02/14/2025	Maria Garcia	Dr. Sarah Chen	Amoxicillin	500mg	21	CVS Pharmacy	Filled
02/13/2025	James Wilson	Dr. Rajesh Patel	Ibuprofen	800mg	30	Walgreens	Filled
02/12/2025	Patricia Anderson	Dr. Sarah Chen	Clindamycin	300mg	28	CVS Pharmacy	Sent
02/11/2025	Robert Chen	Dr. Rajesh Patel	Amoxicillin/Clavulanate	875mg	20	Local Compounding	Filled
02/10/2025	Linda Martinez	Dr. Sarah Chen	Prednisone	10mg	14	CVS Pharmacy	Filled
02/09/2025	Michael Thompson	Dr. Rajesh Patel	Azithromycin	500mg	6	Walgreens	Partially Filled
02/08/2025	Jennifer Lee	Dr. Sarah Chen	Dexamethasone	4mg	10	CVS Pharmacy	Sent
02/07/2025	David Rodriguez	Dr. Rajesh Patel	Chlorhexidine Rinse	0.12%	1	CVS Pharmacy	Filled
02/06/2025	Susan Johnson	Dr. Sarah Chen	Ibuprofen	800mg	20	Walgreens	Filled
02/05/2025	William Brown	Dr. Rajesh Patel	Triazolam	0.25mg	5	CVS Pharmacy	Sent
02/04/2025	Karen White	Dr. Sarah Chen	Amoxicillin	500mg	21	Local Compounding	Cancelled
02/03/2025	Thomas Davis	Dr. Rajesh Patel	Acetaminophen/Codeine #3	Various	30	CVS Pharmacy	Filled
02/02/2025	Jessica Miller	Dr. Sarah Chen	Clindamycin	300mg	28	Walgreens	Filled
02/01/2025	Charles Wilson	Dr. Rajesh Patel	Prednisone	10mg	14	CVS Pharmacy	Expired
01/31/2025	Nancy Garcia	Dr. Sarah Chen	Dexamethasone	4mg	10	Local Compounding	Filled

Controlled Substance Log (Schedule II-V)

EPCS Compliant

Monthly Summary: 7 controlled substance prescriptions issued this month

Date	Patient	Drug	Schedule	Qty	Provider	DEA#
02/13/2025	James Wilson	Ibuprofen (with Codeine)	Schedule V	30	Dr. Rajesh Patel	BP1234567
02/10/2025	Linda Martinez	Prednisone	Schedule III	14	Dr. Sarah Chen	AS9876543
02/08/2025	Jennifer Lee	Dexamethasone	Schedule III	10	Dr. Sarah Chen	AS9876543
02/05/2025	William Brown	Triazolam	Schedule IV	5	Dr. Rajesh Patel	BP1234567
02/03/2025	Thomas Davis	Acetaminophen/Codeine #3	Schedule V	30	Dr. Rajesh Patel	BP1234567
01/28/2025	Patricia Anderson	Alprazolam	Schedule IV	20	Dr. Sarah Chen	AS9876543
01/22/2025	Robert Chen	Hydrocodone/Acetaminophen	Schedule II	15	Dr. Rajesh Patel	BP1234567

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Dental Formulary Reference

Antibiotics

Amoxicillin

Common: 500mg TID x 7-10 days | Pediatric: 25-45 mg/kg/day divided

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Indication: Dental infections, prophylaxis for endocarditis risk

Dosing: Adult: 500mg every 8 hours | Max duration: 10 days

Pediatric: 25-45 mg/kg/day divided TID

Pregnancy Category: B (safe)

Notes: First-line for most dental infections. Monitor for rash (4-5% incidence).

Clindamycin

Common: 300mg QID x 7 days | Pediatric: 10-15 mg/kg/dose

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Indication: Penicillin-allergic patients, anaerobic infections

Dosing: Adult: 300mg every 6 hours | Max duration: 7-10 days

Pediatric: 10-15 mg/kg/dose every 6-8 hours

Pregnancy Category: B (safe)

Notes: Risk of C. difficile infection with prolonged use. Counsel on GI symptoms.

Amoxicillin/Clavulanate (Augmentin)

Common: 875mg BID x 7 days | Covers beta-lactamase producers

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Indication: Resistant infections, beta-lactamase producing organisms

Dosing: 875/125mg twice daily | Max duration: 7-10 days

Pediatric: 22.5 mg/kg/dose every 12 hours (based on amoxicillin component)

Pregnancy Category: B (safe)

Notes: Higher GI side effects than amoxicillin alone. Take with food.

Azithromycin (Z-Pack)

Common: 500mg day 1, then 250mg daily x 4 days | Macrolide

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Indication: Macrolide alternative, atypical organisms

Dosing: 500mg day 1, then 250mg daily x 4 days

Pediatric: 10 mg/kg on day 1, then 5 mg/kg daily x 4 days

Pregnancy Category: B (safe)

Notes: QT prolongation risk. Avoid in prolonged QT syndrome. GI upset common.

Metronidazole

Common: 500mg TID x 7 days | Anaerobic specialist

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Indication: Anaerobic infections, periodontal disease

Dosing: 500mg every 8 hours | Max duration: 7-10 days

Pediatric: 7.5 mg/kg every 8 hours

Pregnancy Category: B (safe)

Notes: Metallic taste, disulfiram-like reaction with alcohol. Advise abstinence during treatment.

Analgesics

Ibuprofen

Common: 400-800mg Q6-8H | NSAID, most effective for dental pain

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Indication: Post-operative pain, inflammation, fever

Dosing: 400-800mg every 6-8 hours, max 3200mg/day

Pediatric: 10 mg/kg every 6-8 hours

Pregnancy Category: C (avoid 3rd trimester)

Notes: Most effective NSAID for dental pain. Take with food. Monitor for GI upset.

Acetaminophen (Tylenol)

Common: 500-1000mg Q6H | Safer for some patients, max 4g/day

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Indication: Mild to moderate pain, fever, for NSAID-intolerant patients

Dosing: 500-1000mg every 6 hours, max 4000mg/day

Pediatric: 15 mg/kg every 4-6 hours

Pregnancy Category: B (safe)

Notes: Less effective than NSAIDs. No antiinflammatory effect. Overdose risk with combination products.

Acetaminophen/Codeine #3

Common: 300/30mg Q4-6H | Schedule V, opioid combination

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Indication: Moderate to severe post-operative pain

Dosing: 1-2 tablets every 4-6 hours, max 4000mg acetaminophen/day

Pediatric: Use with caution; respiratory depression risk

Pregnancy Category: C (caution)

Notes: Opioid component carries addiction risk. Use short-term only. Constipation common.

Anti-Inflammatory & Corticosteroids

Prednisone

Common: 10-20mg daily, taper protocol | Oral corticosteroid

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Indication: Post-operative swelling, inflammation

Dosing: Typical: 20mg x 3 days, 10mg x 3 days, 5mg x 3 days (taper)

Pediatric: 0.5-2 mg/kg/day depending on indication

Pregnancy Category: C (safe short-term)

Notes: Taper to avoid adrenal suppression. Increases appetite, insomnia. Take with food.

Dexamethasone

Common: 4mg QID x 3-5 days | Potent corticosteroid, long-acting

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Indication: Severe post-operative swelling, inflammation

Dosing: 4-8mg daily, divide into 2-4 doses, taper after 3-5 days

Pediatric: 0.08-0.3 mg/kg/day

Pregnancy Category: C (caution)

Notes: More potent than prednisone. Longer duration. Same cautions apply.

Anxiolytics (Pre-operative)

Triazolam

Common: 0.25mg 30 min before procedure | Schedule IV, short-acting

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Indication: Pre-operative anxiety

Dosing: 0.25-0.5mg, 30 minutes before procedure

Pediatric: 0.125-0.25mg based on age/weight

Pregnancy Category: X (contraindicated)

Notes: Controlled substance. Anterograde amnesia. Counsel on no driving. Risk of dependence with chronic use.

Alprazolam (Xanax)

Common: 0.25-0.5mg TID | Schedule IV, general anxiety

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Indication: Generalized anxiety disorder, pre-operative anxiety

Dosing: 0.25-0.5mg three times daily, max 4mg/day

Pediatric: Not typically used in pediatrics

Pregnancy Category: D (caution/contraindicated)

Notes: High dependence/withdrawal potential. Long-term use requires specialist oversight.

Rinses & Topical

Chlorhexidine Rinse

Common: 0.12% BID x 1-2 weeks | Antimicrobial oral rinse

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Indication: Post-operative rinse, periodontal disease, oral antiseptic

Dosing: Rinse 15-30 seconds twice daily

Pediatric: Use caution; must be able to rinse without swallowing

Pregnancy Category: C (safe topical)

Notes: Stains teeth/tongue brown (reversible). Rare anaphylaxis. Counsel not to swallow.

Provider DEA Registration

Provider Name	DEA#	Expiration	EPCS Enrolled	State License#	Status
Dr. Sarah Chen, DDS	AS9876543	08/15/2027	Yes	CA-12345-DDS	Active
Dr. Rajesh Patel, DDS	BP1234567	05/22/2026	Yes	CA-54321-DDS	Active

E-Prescribe Configuration

Pharmacy Network Status

Connected to SureScripts Network

EPCS Enrollment Status

Both providers enrolled in EPCS

Default Prescription Settings

Default Pharmacy

Default Signature Format

State Requirements: California requires e-prescribe for Schedule II-V controlled substances as of January 2021. Handwritten Rx only for emergency situations (48-hour emergency supply).

Prescription Analytics

Total Rx This Month

Top Med: Amoxicillin

Controlled Substances

94%

E-Prescribe Rate

Prescriptions by Provider

Dr. Chen
54 Rx

Dr. Patel
32 Rx

Most Prescribed

Amoxicillin

22 of 86 prescriptions

2nd Most Prescribed

Ibuprofen 800mg

18 of 86 prescriptions

PDMP Integration (Prescription Drug Monitoring Program)

Database Status

Connected to California PDMP

PDMP Requirement: California requires PDMP check before prescribing opioids and benzodiazepines. Checks logged automatically. Review for drug-seeking behavior patterns across providers.