Solcoseryl? Dental Adhesive Paste - for painful inflammation and wounds affecting the mucous membranes of the mouth, such as aphthae and denture sores and for teething problems.What is Solcoseryl? Dental Adhesive Paste and when is it used?
Solcoseryl? Dental Adhesive Paste is a preparation for the local treatment of
- painful and inflammatory disorders of the mucous membranes of the mouth, of the gums and of the lips: mouth ulcers (aphthae), herpes labialis, inflammations of the gums (gingivitis, periodontitis)
- Denture sores
- problems associated with teething and eruption of wisdom teeth
- as wound dressing after surgical treatment of the mouth such as: scaling, curetage, periodontal operations, extractions, fitting of immediate dentures, alveolitis
As active ingredients SOLCOSERYL? Dental Adhesive Paste contains a haemodialysate from calves` blood to promote healing, and polidocanol to relieve pain quickly and lastingly. The paste forms a dressing which adheres for a long time to the wound and protects it from irritation when eating and drinking.
When must Solcoseryl? Dental Adhesive Paste not be used?
In cases of hypersensitivity or allergy to parahydroxybenzoates (E210, E216, E218) which are present as preservatives.
When is care necessary in using Solcoseryl? Dental Adhesive Paste
When used as instructed, no special care is necessary. The paste should packed into deep wounds which are subsequently closed with a surgical suture. Please inform your physician or pharmacist if:
- the mucous membrane or the wound is infected,
- you are suffering from other illness
- have allergies or
- are taking other medicines (including those you bought by yourself)
For acute infections it is advisable also to rinse the mouth with disinfectant solutions (chlorhexidine digluconate).
With regard to driving or operating machinery, the product is considered to be safe or unlikely to produce an effect.
Direction
How is SOLCOSERYL? Dental Adhesive Paste used?
Unless otherwise prescribed, apply a ribbon of paste about 1/2 cm long thinly to the wound 3-5 times a day. this is particularly advisable before retiring for the night. the paste must not be massaged in. It is best applied to the wound which has been previously dried, using a cotton bud or the cleaned fingertip. Subsequently either the paste should be smoothed with the moistened finger or the mouth should be rinsed with a glass of water. This caused the paste to swell and form the adhesive protective film.
For denture sores, the paste is applied to the cleaned and dried denture. To improve adhesion of the denture, please rinse the mouth with a glass of water before inserting it.
Duration of treatment: until the wounds are completely healed.
