Perox-A-Mint
Perox-A-Mint 44ML of 1.5%
What is Perox-A-Mint?
Perox-A-Mint is a hydrogen peroxide-based oral debriding agent and wound cleanser commonly used in dental care. It is designed to remove debris, reduce oral bacteria, and freshen breath by releasing oxygen upon application. Perox-A-Mint effectively aids in the management of oral hygiene, particularly in patients with periodontal disease.Side Effects
- Oral irritation
- Temporary tooth sensitivity
- Unusual taste in the mouth
Warnings
- Do not swallow the product
- Not recommended for use by children under 12 years without a dentist's supervision
- If gum irritation develops, discontinue use and consult a dentist
- Keep out of reach of children
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What is Perox-A-Mint ?
Perox-A-Mint is a hydrogen peroxide-based oral debriding agent and wound cleanser commonly used in dental care. It is designed to remove debris, reduce oral bacteria, and freshen breath by releasing oxygen upon application. Perox-A-Mint effectively aids in the management of oral hygiene, particularly in patients with periodontal disease.- Oral irritation
- Temporary tooth sensitivity
- Unusual taste in the mouth
- Mild sore throat
- Do not swallow the product
- Not recommended for use by children under 12 years without a dentist's supervision
- If gum irritation develops, discontinue use and consult a dentist
- Keep out of reach of children
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Perox-A-Mint 44ML of 1.5%
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