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Goal: In Turkey, as in the world, unreasonable drug use has become a widespread problem. Antibiotics, analgesics and some other medications can be prescribed in dental medicine also have problems within the framework of AOIC. The aim of this study is to evaluate the attitudes of patients seeking to the dentist due to dental pain regarding the use of the drug. Tools and Methods: This study was conducted in two different clinics, the Oral and Dental Health Center (ADSM) and the Faculty of Dental Medicine (DHF). In the study, the participants were asked 19 questions about the use, supply and preservation of drugs. The respondents of the ADSM and DHF survey were compared. Results: The study included 165 participants, including 90 ADSM, 75 from DHF. 106 were women and 59 were men. The vast majority of participants (57.6) that the income level was 2000-5000 TL and 38.8% were high school graduates. It was that the participants used the most pain remedies before they entered the hospital, with 60% of the participants taking the drug due to dental pain in the last 1 year. 60.6 percent of participants said they did not take any medication without consultation with a doctor, while 80 percent said that in cases with systematic symptoms of tooth pain, this rate reached 80 percent. The vast majority of participants were aware of the side effects of antibiotic resistance and pain relievers (80% and 77% respectively). 48 per cent of individuals. He said he noticed that the termination date was not completed when he repeated the drug. Results: There are differences between the use of the drug among patients who apply to separate health institutions, but the patient’s attitude towards the reasonable use of the drug has been positive in this study. It is believed that the work done in the AOIK framework plays a role in this attitude.

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