For people who suffer from mouth ulcers, choosing a toothpaste that is gentle on the oral tissues and free of certain irritants can make a significant difference. Here are some of the best types of toothpaste for those prone to mouth ulcers: 1. SLS-Free Toothpaste Sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) is a common ingredient in many […]
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Mouth ulcers are small, painful sores that can appear on the inside of your lips, cheeks, or gums. Ulcers can make everyday tasks like eating, drinking, and even speaking quite uncomfortable. While they usually heal on their own in a week or two, understanding the causes behind mouth ulcers can help you prevent them from […]
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Mouth ulcers can be painful and frustrating, especially when they occur frequently. While they typically heal on their own, managing the discomfort and preventing future outbreaks can make a big difference. Here are five practical tips for living with mouth ulcers: 1. Choose Soothing Foods When you have a mouth ulcer, eating spicy, acidic, or […]
Mouth sprays can be very helpful for managing mouth ulcers, as they provide quick relief from pain and discomfort, while also promoting healing. These sprays are easy to apply and can target the affected area without irritating the rest of the mouth. Here are some effective mouth sprays specifically designed for people with mouth ulcers: […]
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In short “Yes”. While dry mouth (or xerostomia) doesn’t directly cause mouth ulcers, it can create an environment that makes ulcers more likely to develop. Here’s how the two are related: 1. Reduced Saliva Production Saliva plays a crucial role in maintaining oral health by keeping the mouth moist, neutralizing acids, and controlling bacterial growth. […]
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Bad breath is a common condition experienced by many people. This condition may cause discomfort or embarrassment and could potentially be an indication of an underlying health condition. In addition to a bad odour, a bad taste may also be experienced in the mouth. If this does not disappear after a good oral care routine […]
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What are mouth Ulcers and how can they be treated? Mouth ulcers, also known as canker sores, are small, painful lesions that can develop in the mouth or at the base of the gums. Though these lesions are not contagious and usually go away within a week or two, they can often make eating, drinking, […]
Why use Gengigel First Aid Gel? Gengigel Forte Oral Gel is the newest, maximum strength addition to the Gengigel range. The gel has been specifically developed to provide targeted healing to alleviate pain, reduce chronic inflammation, and speed up the healing process of post-surgical oral wounds, tooth extractions and recurrent mouth ulcers. This maximum strength treatment contains four times the concentration of high molecular weight […]
We are often told to brush our teeth twice a day, but did you know that brushing only cleans 60% of the tooth surface? Tooth brushing is the basis for a good daily oral hygiene routine but using only a toothbrush doesn’t reach all the spaces in between the teeth and it doesn’t effectively remove […]
The main causes of dry mouth or xerostomia in medical terms, are, in most cases, diseases and medicines. Diabetes, stroke, mouth thrush, Alzheimer’s and autoimmune diseases, such as Sjogren’s syndrome or HIV/AIDS usually lead to dryness in one’s mouth. Xerostomia is also a common side effect of high blood pressure and Parkinson medications, anti-diarrheals, anti-depressants, […]