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If that is not possible, such as is the case with some invasive medical procedures, including some types of dental work, then antibiotics may be recommended. There has been confusion, among doctors, dentists, and patients, about who should have antibiotics before having dental work. In the past, administration of antibiotics prior to dental work was only recommended during the first two years after surgery.
Follow-up appointment. After your child starts antibiotics, make an appointment to see your childâs regular doctor. They can check how well the antibiotic is working and prescribe a different one if your child is still sick.epending on your childâs age, symptoms and medical history, they may require either oral antibiotics (antibiotics by mouth) or admission to hospital for intravenous antibiotics (antibiotics given into the vein). Your childâs doctor will first prescribe a broad spectrum antibiotic (one that can treat most bacteria).