The research aims to evaluate self-medication practices in response to dental pain in different populations.
Evaluated self-medication behaviors in two distinct populations in France.
Studied interactions between dentists and community pharmacists.
Identified gaps in current pain management strategies.
Revealed varying self-medication practices between the two populations.
Highlighted the need for improved collaboration between pharmacists and dentists.
Suggested potential protocols that could enhance pain management outcomes.
Abstract
Standardized cooperation protocols should be developed involving dentists and community pharmacists to optimize the management of patients suffering from dental pain.