Description

🟢 What It’s Used For

• Treats inflamed or bleeding gums
  Helps calm the gums, reduce swelling, and stop bleeding. Contains astringent and antiseptic agents Lybrate+141mg+14easymedicines.in+14.

• Soothes gum infections
  Fights bacteria and speeds the healing of inflamed gums, mouth ulcers, stomatitis, and even teething pain 1mg.

• Promotes cleaner gums
  Keeps gums hygienic and may help reduce bad breath by slowing bacterial growth TrueMeds+151mg+15Medicover Hospitals+15.

⚙️ How to Use

1. Clean and dry the gums (usually after brushing).

2. Apply a thin layer of the paint with a clean cotton swab or finger.

3. Do not rinse or eat for about 10–30 minutes to allow the medicine to work 1mg+7TrueMeds+7TrueMeds+7Lybrate+41mg+4TrueMeds+4.

4. Use it as directed (typically twice a day, or per your dentist’s advice).

⚠️ Possible Side Effects

Most people tolerate gum paint well, but some might notice:

• Burning, stinging, itching, or redness at the application spot Apollo Pharmacy+10TrueMeds+10IJPRA Journal+10.

• Temporary change in taste—a bitter or metallic flavor 1mgMedicover Hospitals.

• Mild staining of teeth or fillings (some types like chlorhexidine-based paints can cause discoloration) Apollo Pharmacy.

• In rare cases, allergic reactions. Stop use and see a dentist if irritation or swelling worsens.

✅ Tips & Precautions (Simple)

• Only use it on your gums—not on cuts, eyes, nose, or skin.

• Don’t swallow it—it’s made for local use only.

• Keep eating, drinking, and brushing away for about 10–30 minutes after applying.

• Pregnancy and breastfeeding are generally safe, but ask your dentist if unsure TrueMeds+2Apollo Pharmacy+2Lybrate+2Medicover Hospitals.

• Finish the full course, even if symptoms improve early TrueMeds+4IJPRA Journal+41mg+4.

• If problems persist after a week—see a dentist.

📌 In Summary