Iglu Protect For Dental Brace Wearers is recommended for use by adults, the elderly and children over 7 years of age.

The ingredients have been in widespread use in similar preparations for many years, without reports of problems.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. If your condition does not improve, or you think your brace has been damaged or needs adjusting, see your orthodontist or dentist. Iglu Protect is a thicker, more viscous gel that forms a protective barrier between your braces and your gums, helping to prevent irritation. When applying it to problem area(s) of the brace, the aim is to apply enough gel to form a localised coating over and around the brace parts as well as the teeth underneath the brace and the adjacent gum or cheek area. This is the same phenomenon that often gives us the impression that mouth ulcers are much larger than is actually the case.

By signing up you agree with this and confirm that you are over 13 years of age, or have the consent of a parent or guardian. This means the packaging is plain, there is no mention of what product is inside your package and there is no mention of Chemist4U either. I have to scrub my invisialign with a toothbrush to get it off and it’s hard to get out of my mouth in general to eat - so im pretty sure I’ve ended up eating it as well. And if you do experience soreness or ulceration, Iglu Protect's powerful ingredients help to soothe and heal the affected area quickly.We respect that many of our products are of a sensitive nature - this is why we take every step to keep your purchases private. Iglu Gel remains liquid when contained in its tube, but it hardens upon application on the mouth ulcers.

If applying with the finger, make sure your finger tip is clean and completely dry before putting Iglü Protect gel onto it. Iglü Protect has been specially formulated to help prevent brace rubbing, as well as to relieve sores and ulcers caused by dental braces. Iglu Protect Orthodontic Brace Gel is a form of treatment designed to treat and soothe pain caused by braces. Moisture coming into contact with the nozzle of the tube may cause the product to thicken and block the opening. Over the first few days the braces were quite uncomfortable, but he found this product really helped to create a barrier and stop the rubbing.

It is very important that you tell your orthodontist or dentist if you have a mouth ulcer that lasts for more than 3 weeks or keeps coming back, particularly if there is any doubt as to whether it was caused by your brace (i. Pregnant and lactating women should consult their doctor to ensure their safety for using the dental gel. DHB has been a leading supplier of Oral Hygiene products to dental practices across the UK and Ireland since 1978. Iglu Protect Orthodontic Brace Gel comes in a convenient 10g tube, making it easy to carry and apply whenever needed. When you first get your brace, eat softer foods at first – hard ones like apples, carrots and crusty bread can break the wires and brackets.

CLEAN: Use a clean tissue to gently remove excess moisture and saliva from problem areas of the brace, or from sores or ulcers inside the mouth. Alternatively, there’s Iglu Sugar Free Pastilles that dissolve slowly in the mouth for soothing antiseptic relief from mouth ulcers. Using a clean, dry, disposable cloth wipe away as much of the gel as possible and wash/dry clean as normal to remove any residue. That’s why Iglu Gel and Iglu Rapid Relief Gel have a unique formulation specially designed with bio-adhesive technology to make them stay where they are put to protect the ulcer. Apply directly to the problem areas of the brace or any sores or ulcers inside the mouth using a single, gentle wiping action (avoid dabbing).With over 40 years’ experience in the market we are able to offer you a full range of products with brands including Oral B, Colgate and Tepe. iglu Protect has been specially formulated to help prevent brace rubbing, as well as to relieve sores and ulcers caused by dental braces.