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- What is Corsodyl Dental Gel
- How effective Is Corsodyl Dental Gel?
- Can I buy Corsodyl Dental Gel online?
- How should I use Corsodyl Dental Gel?
- How does Corsodyl Dental Gel work?
- How long do I use Corsodyl Dental Gel for before I notice a difference?
- What are the side effects of Corsodyl Dental Gel?
- When shouldn’t I use Corsodyl Dental Gel?
- What is the difference between Corsodyl Dental Gel and Daktarin Oral Gel/ Orajel Mouth Sore Gel?
What is Corsodyl Dental Gel
The chlorhexidine digluconate is the active ingredient of Corsodyl Dental Gel. This chemical substance works rapidly as 30 seconds to destroy the plaque-causing bacteria.
How effective Is Corsodyl Dental Gel?
Corsodyl Dental Gel is a useful product for reducing plaque build-up and the occurrence of gum disease in the mouth. According to Science Direct, a credible online journal, various controlled clinical trials have shown that chlorhexidine digluconate (the active ingredient in Corsodyl Dental Gel) decreases the occurrence of plaque by 50% to 60%. The likelihood of gingivitis is reduced by 30% to 45% with the use of this product. It was shown to reduce the number of bacteria in the oral cavity.
Can I buy Corsodyl Dental Gel online?
The dentist usually prescribes Corsodyl Dental Gel. You can buy it online from a trusted pharmacy. Feel at ease to book an appointment with a health expert at Click Pharmacy to discuss how to best use this product. It is packaged in a tube with a 50g content of the medication. If you buy in bulk, your package with be directly sent to you for free by Next Day Delivery.
How should I use Corsodyl Dental Gel?
For the treatment of gum disease you should apply a pea sized amount of Corsodyl Dental Gel onto a toothbrush and brush your teeth for 1-2 minutes. You should not spit out any excess gel, do not rinse with water.
If you are using Corsodyl Dental Gel to treat any ulcers in the mouth you should use a clean finger tip to apply a thin even layer to the infected areas.
How does Corsodyl Dental Gel work?
The active ingredient in the product- chlorhexidine digluconate- is an antiseptic and disinfectant agent. It is an active substance that works against bacteria, fungi, bacteria and bacterial spores. This chemical component of the gel destroys microorganisms that cause the occurrence of different mouth and throat infections as well as other common mouth conditions. The gel is also useful in preventing plaque formation on the teeth, consequently warding off gum inflammation (gingivitis) and tooth decay. Use the product as directed in the label or by your dentist.
How long do I use Corsodyl Dental Gel for before I notice a difference?
Corsodyl Dental Gel can be used as a part of a regimen to prevent tooth decay. Apply the product for 5 minutes at night time for 14 days. Use a close-fitting tray for this process. Repeat this treatment every 3 to 4 months or according to your dentist’s directions. The length of treatment using the gel may depend on the degree of the condition and the patient’s responsiveness to the product.
What are the side effects of Corsodyl Dental Gel?
Medicines may have side effects that tend to affect different people in varied ways. Corsodyl Dental Gel may have possible side effects, but not all users of this product may experience them. They are the following:
Temporary disturbance in taste
Dry mouth
A feeling of numbness, tingling or burning in the mouth
Transitory staining of the tongue, which stops after you discontinue using the gel
A brownish discolouration of the teeth, but this can be avoided by brushing the teeth with regular toothpaste or conventional denture cleaner for dentures. You can also prevent staining by refraining from drinking coffee, tea or red wine, particularly 1 hour after applying the gel.
Peeling within the mouth
Inflammation of the salivary glands
Please speak to your doctor or consult our specialists at Click Pharmacy should you require any further advice.
When shouldn’t I use Corsodyl Dental Gel?
Do not begin this treatment if you are allergic to any of the ingredients contained in the product or if you are below 12 years old. The gel may be incompatible with some ingredients found in regular toothpaste. It would be best if you thus rinsed your mouth after using conventional toothpaste. Wait for 5 minutes before applying the gel.
What is the difference between Corsodyl Dental Gel and Daktarin Oral Gel/ Orajel Mouth Sore Gel?
Daktarin Oral Gel is used for the treatment of mouth, throat, gullet and stomach infections. Its active ingredient is miconazole that destroys fungi and yeast.
Secondly, Orajel Mouth Sore Gel is an oral pain reliever that contains the active ingredient benzocaine, which is a local anaesthetic.
Can children use Corsodyl Dental Gel?
Corsodyl Dental Gel is not suitable for children under the age of 12 years old.
How should I store Corsodyl Dental Gel?
You should store Corsodyl Dental Gel in a cool dry place, out of reach from children and at room temperature.
How long is the shelf life of Corsodyl Dental Gel?
The shelf life for Corsodyl Dental Gel usually varies, however for most it is around 3 years.
How long can I use Corsodyl Dental Gel after opening it?
After opening Corsodyl Dental Gel you should not use the product for any longer than one month. However an unopened tube can last as long as three years.
Can I swallow Corsodyl Dental Gel?
You should not swallow Corsodyl Dental Gel. However if you do swallow this gel you should seek medical advice as soon as possible as this gel is formulated for external use only.
Can pregnant or breastfeeding women use Corsodyl Dental Gel?
Yes, it is safe for pregnant and breastfeeding women to use Corsodyl Dental Gel as it does not cause any problems to the health of the baby.
Does using Corsodyl Dental Gel affect my fertility?
There is no evidence to suggest that using Corsodyl Dental Gel affects one's fertility.
Does using Corsodyl Dental Gel affect my ability to drive or operate machinery?
No, using Corsodyl Dental Gel does not affect one’s ability to drive or affect machinery. It is completely safe to drive or operate machinery while using Corsodyl Dental Gel.
There are a number of possible side effects one can experience from using Corsodyl Dental gel, however not everyone may experience the same symptoms. Common side effects include:
- Burning in the mouth
- Dry mouth
- Temporary stain on gel
- Temporary brown stain on teeth
- Swelling on salivary glands
- Temporary change in taste
- Peeling around infected areas
If after using Corsodyl Dental Gel you experience irritation, soreness or difficulty breathing you should stop using the gel and speak to a dentist, GP or pharmacist who may recommend you to use an alternative product.
Always read the patient information leaflet before starting your treatment. The patient information can be found here.