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Yes but do not drive to or from the appointment. Okay thanks but how long should i wait before my appiontmen to take the Valium
You should take no more than what is recommended by the dentist who prescribed the Valium. Under no circumstances should you take the drug without it being prescribed, and always let your dentist know how much you took and when. Also, make sure someone else drives you to and from your dental appointment.
I would say, brush your teeth. But that should occur after every meal.
Most benzodiazepine equivalency charts show 10mg Valium = 1mg Ativan so it should work, HOWEVER, be cautious when subsitituting or combining benzos as effects are VERY relative to each person. Paradoxical reactions can occur in one benzo and not another. For example, My cousin can't take Valium- it makes her hyper and irritable, but 0.5mg Ativan knocks her out.
First dental appointment at 23 is somewhat on the late side of the spectrum in NA, but not unheard of. Just find a good dentist. If you have no pain or discomfort and have been brushing and flossing, chances are all you need is a teeth cleaning, or may a couple of small cavities at worst. Also have your wisdom teeth assess if get them removed before age 25 if necessary.
Valium has a shelf life of about six months before it expires. You should never take an expired medication or one that is not prescribed specifically for your current illness.
You should know how much the dental work is going to cost. You should know how much of it your insurance is going to cover, and how much you have to pay yourself. Dental work can get very expensive.
You can take Valium, with Lithium, when prescribed by your physician. Metaxalon and Valium, both are a muscle relaxants. They should not be prescribed together. Hydrocodone and Valium, both are sedatives. They should not be prescribed together.
A person should only take Zoloft and Valium together if the doctor prescribed the medicine to be taken together. Always speak with your doctor before mixing any medicines.
There should be no medical contra-indication for a single cigarette before a dental treatment. But take in consideration that you will then open your mouth to another person that will get all the bad smell in his or her face.
The GDC (General Dentist Council) exists in UK to protect dental patients. One should first talk to the dental surgeon involved before complaining to the General Dental Council though. They should try to sort out the problem before one complains to the GDC. If one must complain to the GDC, they should contact their helpline at 08456 120 540.
You should inquire about the limits of the policy. Also the amount of the premiums.