Dental Drugs & Anesthesia

Apps 4 Dentist

In-app purchases

About this app

Designed by a dentist for dental professionals, this app provides an easy-to-use platform for quick medication references, anesthetic dose calculations, and emergency protocols. Whether you’re prescribing medications or managing critical situations in the dental chair, this app is your reliable partner.

- Key Features:
• Quick reference to 90+ commonly prescribed dental drugs.
• Anesthetic dosage calculator for both lbs & kg (1.8ml & 2.2ml cartridges).
• Emergency management protocols tailored for dental practices.
• Email drug info & instructions directly to patients.
• Fully functional offline for speed and convenience.
• Optimized for dentists and dental students in the USA and Canada, with global relevance.

- Why Choose Dental Drugs App?
Streamline your practice with fast, accurate, and reliable tools. Enjoy the ease of having all essential information at your fingertips – no internet needed!

- Subscription Details:
Try the app free for 1 week with our yearly subscription plan. Upgrade your dental practice today!

- Legal Notice and Disclaimer:
The information provided in the Dental Drugs App is intended for educational purposes only. It does not replace professional dental advice, treatment, or clinical judgment. Drug information and anesthetic calculations are presented with great care; however, it is the user’s responsibility to verify the accuracy and applicability of all information. The developer is not liable for any errors, omissions, or outcomes related to the use of this app, including but not limited to anesthetic overadministration or incorrect prescriptions.

Use this app at your own discretion and always adhere to professional standards of practice.

Ratings and reviews

Subscription? Seriously? New updated just came out (after years of nothing) and I only saw it for a few days before it booted me out and said I now need a yearly subscription. Why would anyone pay a subscription for this? Is it valuable? Yes Would I pay a one time fee of even $10m probably. Is it worth a yearly subscription? No, subscription fatigue is real. I don't need subscriptions to every single app. A one time fee works great. Maybe have additional content you can buy later, but this..

It's probably fine and I've heard good things but I'll probably never know first-hand about the entire app. It looks like it was built with graphics for toddlers. They want you to sign up but doesn't tell you the price upfront. I'm not into that sort of business practice so I'm out. Edit: After the response from the developer, I found it's only $3 a year. Why not just write that up front instead of seeming sneaky with the free trial?

I've been using this app for a good 5 or 7 years. It is the quick reference I needed when I cannot remember the dosage regimen for a less commonly prescribed medication. A subscription for something that barely changes is excessive. I was more than satisfied by the simple UI before and there was no need to give it a facelift. Maybe consider an alternate option of a reasonable one-time fee instead of a sub. I opened the app today and found myself paywalled out of analgesics, so inconvenient.

What’s new

- New Share Feature! You can now easily share drug information with colleagues or friends, just tap the share button on any drug detail page.
- Smoother, faster, and more reliable than ever.