Gengigel Mouthrinse, 150 ml

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If pregnant, or breastfeeding, or if you are taking medication, or on medical care, consult your physician prior to use. Gengigel provides active protection from gum disease and support for the natural healing of inflamed and damaged tissue in the mouth. Gengigel Gel is a biological mouth and gum care gel based on hyaluronic acid which is found naturally in the oral tissues. Apply gengigel onto the affected tissue, massaging gently with a clean finger to help correct distribution over the inflamed area. No, chlorhexidine is a very powerful broad spectrum anti-septic which will prevent hyaluronic acid from working.

Gengigel First Aid Oral Fluid is much thicker in consistency than mouth washes - it is specially formulated to coat the mouth, teeth and gums. Gengigel Gel 20ml is ideal for use in localised painful areas of trauma and or ulceration such as mouth ulcers, traumatic abrasion sustained from rough food, or burns from very hot food or drinks.The Gengigel® range is a unique, patented and naturally active product, suitable for most common oral conditions associated with soreness and inflammation. At first I wasn't sure if it helped but after a couple of months it seemed to help with the small lesions I get and it definitely helps ease the soreness of a dry mouth.

Gengigel stops any minor bleeding, soothes soreness and the sharp pain of ulcers, and promotes healing. Gengigel First Aid for sore gums, ulcers, burns, after surgery or when severe inflammation is present.Gengigel stops any minor bleeding, soothes soreness and alleviates pain as well as promoting rapid healing. Use the gel in localised painful areas of trauma and or ulceration such as mouth ulcers, traumatic abrasion sustained from rough food, or burns from very hot food or drinks. It can also be used to ease discomfort from ulcers caused after orthodontic appliances ( fixed braces/train tracks) have been placed. Hyaluranon is naturally active in tissue regeneration as it influences the migration of connective tissue cells, therefore aiding tissue healing. Women are more at risk of developing further advanced stages of gum disease because of the many hormonal changes they experience such as puberty, periods, menopause, as well as taking oral contraceptives.