Iglu Protect Orthodontic Brace Gel, Clear, 10 gram

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If applying with the finger, make sure your finger tip is clean and completely dry before putting lglu Protect gel onto it. If any of these side effects worsen, you should stop using Iglu Gel Mouth Ulcer Treatment and seek medical advice, from a GP or pharmacist, as soon as possible. To be honest, my cheek feels less sore and the mintiness is quite cooling but it feels unpleasant and bits of it are already migrating to the corner of my mouth where I have to peel it away or look like a right numpty. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.

If you suffer from any allergies, ask your doctor or our pharmacist if this medicine is right for you. Also once applied with a finger you literally have to scrub your hand as it leaves a grease on the finger. Additional customs duties or taxes may apply for international shipments depending on the recipient country's regulations. I’ve been using this for three days, day and night and I have no ulcers or sores, this will definitely last me until my next visit when I can get more wax. Alternatively, there’s Iglu Sugar Free Pastilles that dissolve slowly in the mouth for soothing antiseptic relief from mouth ulcers.

If you are pregnant, trying to become pregnant, or breastfeeding, speak to your doctor or our pharmacist before taking this product. You can use iglu Protect as soon as you start wearing your brace, to make a soft padding over any parts that are sticking out, thereby helping to prevent rubbing.

Activate - The gel might seem paste-like and sticky at first, but on contact with saliva it will form a thick, adhesive and malleable gel.Clinical trials about this chemical substance indicate that lidocaine gel is effective in producing relief for pain in the oral cavity and is an essential tool for delivering short-term treatment. In contact with saliva inside the mouth Iglü Protect forms an adhesive, malleable and protective coating over and around protruding areas of dental braces to help prevent them damaging adjacent soft tissue.