Chlorhexidine Gluconate 0.25% w/w + Ornidazole 1% w/w, 10g Oral Gel$48.00
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Chlorhexidine Gluconate 0.25% w/w + Ornidazole 1% w/w, 10g Oral Gel
SKU GME1228Dental Care
Product Introduction
Chlorhexidine Gluconate 0.25% w/w + Ornidazole 1% w/w oral gel provides local antibacterial and antiseptic treatment for gum and periodontal infections. It is used alongside dental cleaning to address infection in the tissues supporting the teeth.
How to use
After cleaning the mouth, gently spread a small amount over the affected gum with a clean finger or applicator. Leave the gel in contact with the tissue and avoid eating, drinking or rinsing immediately afterwards. Do not deliberately swallow the gel.
How it works
Ornidazole is activated in susceptible anaerobic organisms and damages their DNA. Chlorhexidine disrupts microbial cell membranes and adds local antiseptic action.
Side effects
Temporary taste disturbance, burning, irritation or mouth soreness may occur. Chlorhexidine can stain teeth or the tongue with repeated exposure; allergy is uncommon but can be serious.
Important information
Tell your dentist about previous chlorhexidine or nitroimidazole reactions. Spreading facial swelling, fever or difficulty swallowing can indicate infection needing more than a local gel. Dental cleaning remains important for gum disease.
Uses
- Adjunctive local treatment of bacterial gum and periodontal infections.
Benefits
Delivers antibacterial and antiseptic action to affected gum tissue and supports reduction of infection-related inflammation.
Can the gel remove tartar from the teeth?
No. Hardened calculus needs dental removal; an antimicrobial gel cannot dissolve or scale it away.
Is it a numbing gel for immediate toothache relief?
It does not contain a local anaesthetic. Its role is antimicrobial treatment rather than temporary nerve numbing.
Can toothpaste affect chlorhexidine activity?
Some toothpaste detergents reduce chlorhexidine activity. Use it at a different time from brushing, or rinse thoroughly and leave a gap before application.
Does it treat every mouth ulcer?
No. Many ulcers arise from trauma, recurrent aphthae or nutritional problems rather than a bacterial gum infection.
Why can teeth become stained during use?
Chlorhexidine can produce a superficial brown stain with repeated exposure. Dental cleaning can address this staining when needed.
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