Choline Salicylate 8.7% w/w + Lidocaine 2% w/w + Benzalkonium Chloride 0.01% w/w, 15g Oral Gel$51.00
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Choline Salicylate 8.7% w/w + Lidocaine 2% w/w + Benzalkonium Chloride 0.01% w/w, 15g Oral Gel
SKU GME1219Dental Care
Product Introduction
This oral gel provides short-term relief of soreness and inflammation from mouth ulcers and irritated oral tissues. Choline salicylate helps reduce local inflammation and lidocaine temporarily numbs the area. The formulation also contains benzalkonium chloride 0.01% w/w.
How to use
With clean hands, dab a small amount onto the painful area inside the mouth, usually three to four times daily, and spread gently. Avoid eating, chewing gum or hot drinks until numbness has worn off, because numb tissue is easier to bite or burn.
How it works
Choline salicylate reduces local prostaglandin-mediated inflammation. Lidocaine blocks sodium channels in nearby nerves and temporarily interrupts pain signals. Benzalkonium chloride is an antiseptic ingredient in the gel.
Side effects
A brief burning sensation, local irritation or temporary numbness may occur. Excessive application or swallowing large amounts increases the risk of systemic toxicity.
Important information
Avoid use in people allergic to aspirin or other salicylates, lidocaine or benzalkonium chloride. Salicylate-containing oral gels are unsuitable for children younger than 16 years. A mouth ulcer lasting more than three weeks or repeatedly recurring needs assessment.
Uses
- Short-term relief of painful mouth ulcers and local oral inflammation.
Benefits
Eases soreness during an ulcer episode while reducing local inflammatory discomfort.
Will the gel cure the cause of every mouth ulcer?
No. It relieves symptoms, while trauma, nutritional deficiency, infection or another condition may need separate treatment.
Can it be used for a baby’s teething pain?
No. This salicylate and lidocaine combination is not a teething preparation for infants.
Does it replace dental treatment for a tooth abscess?
No. Numbing pain does not drain an abscess or treat its source.
Can it be placed on the outside of the lips for a cold sore?
A herpes cold sore needs a different treatment approach; an oral ulcer gel is not an antiviral.
When should a persistent ulcer be examined?
An ulcer that lasts more than three weeks, enlarges, bleeds unusually or keeps recurring should be examined to establish the cause.
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