Corsodyl Dental Gel - 50g

For gum disease, use once or twice daily for about a month. For mouth ulcers or oral thrush, apply once or twice daily and continue for two days after healing. For denture sore mouth, use once or twice daily for about a month. Always follow specific instructions on the packaging or your dentist's advice.

No, do not use it immediately after brushing with regular toothpaste. Some toothpaste ingredients can inactivate the gel. Rinse your mouth thoroughly with water and wait at least 5 minutes before applying the gel, or use the gel at a different time of day.

No, the temporary staining of teeth and tongue is usually not permanent. It can often be removed by regular brushing or a professional dental cleaning. Maintaining good oral hygiene helps minimize staining.

A burning sensation or change in taste can be experienced initially and typically subsides. If these sensations are severe or persist, stop using the gel and consult your dentist.

The product description states 'Keep out of reach of children.' The usage instructions are for adults. Always consult a dentist or doctor before using this product on children.

The active ingredient in Corsodyl Dental Gel is chlorhexidine digluconate (1% w/w), which is an effective antibacterial agent that helps reduce plaque formation and combat gum problems.

Yes, Corsodyl Dental Gel can be used to manage mouth ulcers. Apply directly to the sore areas with a fingertip or cotton bud once or twice daily for at least one minute, continuing for two days after healing.

This is a common side effect and is usually temporary. It can often be removed by regular brushing. For persistent staining, a professional dental cleaning should resolve it. Ensure good oral hygiene practices.

This sensation is typically experienced initially and should subside with continued use. If it persists or becomes severe, stop use and consult your dentist.

Ensure you are not using the gel immediately after brushing your teeth with regular toothpaste. Rinse your mouth thoroughly with water and wait at least 5 minutes before applying the gel, or use it at a different time of day. Some toothpaste ingredients can inactivate chlorhexidine.

Stop using the gel immediately. If symptoms persist or worsen, consult your dentist or doctor promptly as this could indicate an adverse reaction.

Stop use immediately and seek urgent medical attention. This is a serious but rare side effect that requires professional medical help.