AZATRIL® IN DENTAL MEDICINE
Actavis company’s presentation
Macrolides are a group of similar substances, characterized by a macrocyclic lactone ring, usually containing from 14 to 16 atoms.
The group of new, advanced macrolides include:
- Clarithromycin
- Azithromycin – Azatril®
- Telithromycin
- Josamycin
Azithromycin is representative of a relatively new class of macrolide – azalides that shows the optimum antibacterial spectrum to:
- G (+) microorganisms
- G (-) microorganisms
- Atypical agents of tissue and intracellular infections
- Anaerobic microorganisms – Fusobacteria
Azatril® Key Benefits
In the pH range of the stomach Azatril® is 300 times more stable than the prototype macrolide Erythromycin.
High tissue concentrations that persist for a long time (5 to 7 days) after stopping the drug mainly in infected tissues due to prolonged half-life and phagocytic directional transmission.
Indication:
- Infections of the upper respiratory tract
- Infections of the lower respiratory tract
- Infections of skin and soft tissue
- Sexually transmitted infections
- Odontogenic infections:
– odontogenic sinusitis
– periodontitis
Clinical studies
The penetration of Azatril® in normal and inflamed gingival tissue can be used to treat chronic inflammatory periodontal diseases as well as for prophylaxis.
Azatril® suspension is particularly suitable for use in pediatric patients because of its advantages:
- Once-daily dosing and short course of treatment
- Pleasant banana flavor
Why Azatril® unique?
- In mild to moderate infections
- The only azithromycin in Bulgaria with 5 dosage forms
- 4 of them are manufactured in Bulgaria
- Immunomodulating effect:
- Guaranteed success in empirical therapy
- Show in odontogenic infections