Zendium Mouthwash Complete Protection Contains Natural Antibacterial enzymes and proteins -Natural Protection Against Gum Problems and Cavities, 500ml

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A balanced microbiome is also crucial for oral health to protect us against oral disease. Zendium shifts the oral microbiome towards a healthier state. Use your dental treatment at a different time of day to when you brush your teeth. This is because toothpaste can stop chlorhexidine working properly. Wait at least 30 to 60 minutes before having something to eat or drink. Dosage and how to use mouth spray

If you have been prescribed chlorhexidine and forget to take it or apply it on a regular basis, it may help to set an alarm to remind you. You could also ask your pharmacist for other ways to remember your medicine. What if I use too much? Other: It's important to note, however, that some mouthwashes are also designed to help manage specific problems such as xerostomia (dry mouth), gingivitis (gum disease), hypersensitivity, teeth whitening, and bad breath.I personally had a patient who suffered with dry mouth consistently. They complained of a ‘stinging sensation’ after she would brush her teeth. If you cannot use it at a different time, then rinse your mouth thoroughly with water after brushing your teeth. Wait at least 5 minutes before using chlorhexidine. The usual dose for children aged 12 and older is up to 5 lozenges a day. Adults can have up to 10 a day. Wait at least 30 to 60 minutes before having something to eat or drink. Dosage and how to use throat spray Wait at least 30 to 60 minutes before having something to eat or drink. Dosage and how to use mouthwash

Use your chlorhexidine treatment instead of soap or shower gel when you wash. You use it in the same way as an ordinary soap or gel. However, it may not be as foamy. Zendium Mouthwash Complete Protection Contains Natural Antibacterial enzymes and proteins -Natural Protection Against Gum Problems and Cavities, 500ml DescriptionThere has also been a rise in body washes, soaps and face cleansers. These are now ‘sulphate-free’ as some find that SLS can dry out and irritate their skin. Wash your hands before and after using chlorhexidine. Keep it away from your eyes and ears. If chlorhexidine gets into your eyes or ears, rinse well with water. Dosage and how to use lozenges However, we should note there is no evidence whatsoever that the small amounts of SLS present in toothpaste can cause any long-term health effects. It is a safe ingredient when used minimally. However, there is a specific group of patients who may be more sensitised than others.

A foamy feel can give the perception of a cleaner mouth and can make it easier to spread toothpaste around. But it is possible to clean the mouth just as effectively using an SLS-free toothpaste. Surina Sehgal takes a closer look at SLS and explores whether sulphate-free toothpaste might better suit some patients. Another effect of SLS is the distortion in taste we experience after brushing. While this can upset the taste of your morning coffee or orange juice, the majority of us don’t experience any side effects from having SLS in our toothpaste. However, oral tissues are delicate. Some research from the British Dental Journal and NCBI shows this ingredient could be an irritant to some patients’ mouths and can even cause ‘oral mucosa peeling.’ Stripping away the delicate layers of the oral mucosa (Hassona and Scully, 2013).

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Although SLS is safe, some can find regular toothpastes with SLS uncomfortable to use and benefit from switching to a toothpaste that is SLS free. There is certainly no harm in seeking out sulphate-free substitutes. Dentists should be aware of this ingredient and understand the advantages and disadvantages in everyday toothpastes to be able to discuss with patients and be able to recommend suitable products. Especially for those patients who are more likely to find SLS an irritant. Talk to a doctor, dentist or pharmacist if these side effects bother you or last for more than a few days: Cetylpyridinium chloride isan antiseptic and works to kill the oral bacteria i n dental plaque, disrupting its formation on and around the teeth. It has also been shown to inhibit the growth of gum disease-causing oral bacteria.