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Medicines ibandronic sodium monohydrateQuestion & answer

ibandronic sodium monohydrate · Medicine question

Should a dentist know about treatment?

iatroX medicinesMedicine guide reviewed 20 August 2026

The answer

Answer

Yes. Tell the dentist before treatment or dental surgery, particularly if an extraction or another invasive procedure is planned.

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