Medications for the mouth and gums

Oral Medications - for Gingivitis

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Over-the-counter (OTC) medications

Mucosit® (coming soon as Mucodent)

It aids in the treatment of periodontal disease and oral inflammation. It has local anesthetic, anti-inflammatory, astringent, and antibacterial properties.

Over-the-counter medications for gum inflammation – proven oral hygiene products

Gum inflammation is a common dental problem that can affect adults, seniors, and children alike. Regardless of the patient’s age, it requires a medical consultation and should not be taken lightly. Although the causes can vary, there are proven ways to manage the condition. Our selection includes medications for inflammation, including gum ointment, which soothes irritation and reduces swelling and redness of the periodontal tissues.

Gingivitis – Causes

Gingivitis is primarily the result of poor oral hygiene. However, it can also have other causes. An inadequate diet, lacking essential vitamins and minerals, can weaken the immunity of periodontal tissues. Certain medications, especially those used to treat kidney disease, can dry out the oral mucosa, promoting bacterial growth. Mechanical trauma, such as those caused by ill-fitting dentures, can also irritate the gums. In addition, people with at risk of gingivitis.

Smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, as well as hormonal changes, such as during pregnancy or menopause, are additional risk factors. Even improper toothbrushing technique can irritate the gums and contribute to the development of inflammation. If left untreated, it can progress to a more advanced form—periodontitis—which can lead to tooth loss.

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Symptoms of gingivitis

The first sign of gingivitis is often bleeding, especially when brushing. Other symptoms include:

  • redness;
  • swelling of the periodontal tissues;
  • pain when touched;
  • bad breath;
  • difficulty chewing food;
  • the presence of pus-filled blisters on the gums.

Gingivitis – Treatment

Are you suffering from gingivitis? Treatment for this condition should begin with improving your oral hygiene. It’s a good idea to use toothpastes that not only clean your teeth but also soothe irritated gums and prevent further bacterial growth. What’s more, regular flossing and rinsing with an antibacterial mouthwash will help remove plaque from hard-to-reach areas and speed up the healing process. Ointments for gingivitis support epithelial regeneration and accelerate wound healing.

Gum Gel – Quick Relief

The topical gum gel we offer contains active ingredients, including extracts of chamomile flower heads, calendula flower heads, coltsfoot leaves, oak bark, sage leaves, and thyme herb. As a result, it has antibacterial properties and helps reduce inflammation. This gel-based remedy for gingivitis forms a protective layer on the periodontal tissue and promotes regeneration. It is often used to treat gum disease and following oral surgery, after prior consultation with a dentist. We invite you to explore our product range and choose the right product for you.

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