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Pain doesn’t take a holiday: Dental opioids study points to need for better prescribing

May 22, 2020 sarah JonasResearch Results

As dentists and their teams across America get back to their regular schedules after a sharp COVID-19-related reduction, a new study shows a key opportunity to reduce the use of opioid painkillers by their patients.
The analysis shows that those who had dental procedures on a Friday or a day before a holiday were much more likely to fill a prescription for an opioid than other patients.