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Some dentists do not routinely prescribe antibiotics and still have successful implant cases. Their success rate may increase with using antibiotics, but may not (it is all a matter of odds). You are likely fine, but may consider a different antibiotic with fewer side effects.
Your doctor may give you antibiotics for the infection, but no doubt will recommend that you see a dentist asap. I know ...going round in circles, but that is the NHS for you.If you explain your situation there is no real reason why he can't give you the antibiotics. pink flower Â· 6 years ago.Thumbs up.our doctor may give you antibiotics for the infection, but no doubt will recommend that you see a dentist asap. I know ...going round in circles, but that is the NHS for you.