Ornigreat Gel 10 gm

ORNIGREAT GEL belongs to the class of medication called oral, topical antimicrobial agents primarily used in treating gum and mouth ulcers. Generally, ORNIGREAT GEL comes in gel form for application inside the mouth on the affected area as ORNIGREAT GEL. Mouth ulcers are painful and small lesions in the mouth or base of gums. It can make eating, drinking, and talking difficult and uncomfortable.

ORNIGREAT GEL is a medication that combines chlorhexidine (an antiseptic) and ornidazole (an antibiotic). ORNIGREAT GEL is mostly used to treat mouth ulcers. Chlorhexidine aids in symptom relief by binding to the inner surface of teeth, cheeks, and Ornidazole, which is bactericidal and kills bacteria by damaging their DNA and preventing their growth and spread. As a result, good oral hygiene is maintained, and going out and performing daily activities becomes easier.

ORNIGREAT GEL comes in gel form for application inside the mouth on the affected area. Your doctor will decide the dose depending on the type of infection being treated. Contact of ORNIGREAT GEL with eye should be avoided; if you accidentally touch your eyes while applying ORNIGREAT GEL, please wash it immediately. The most common side effect of ORNIGREAT GEL is a metallic taste, bitter taste, burning, transient redness, irritation, dryness, and teeth staining. Sometimes it can lead to allergic reactions. If these effects appear and are bothersome, call your doctor or pharmacist.

ORNIGREAT GEL should not be used during pregnancy or breastfeeding until advised by a doctor. Also, please inform your doctor about all the medicines you are taking before starting ORNIGREAT GEL. If you breastfeed, please be cautious not to touch your breast while applying ORNIGREAT GEL inside the mouth. ORNIGREAT GEL should be given to children above 12 years only if recommended by a child specialist. In rare cases, chlorhexidine in ORNIGREAT GEL may cause severe irritation or chemical burns in young children. Maintain good oral hygiene and brush at least 2 times daily to avoid any oral infection and its spread.

ORNIGREAT GEL is used to treat and prevent oral infections. The detailed uses of ORNIGREAT GEL are as follows:

• Gingivitis: ORNIGREAT GEL is used to reduce gum inflammation, bleeding, and tenderness.
• Dental plaque: ORNIGREAT GEL prevents plaque buildup and promotes oral hygiene.
• Mouth ulcers: ORNIGREAT GEL soothes and heals painful sores in the mouth.
• Bad breath: ORNIGREAT GEL reduces bacterial load in the mouth, improving breath freshness.
• Periodontitis: ORNIGREAT GEL aids in the treatment of severe gum infections affecting the tissues supporting the teeth.

• Recommended to apply 3 to 4 times daily or as advised by your doctor.
• Apply a small amount of ORNIGREAT GEL with a clean fingertip or a cotton swab to the affected area inside your mouth.
• Wait at least 30 minutes before eating or drinking after applying it.
• It is only for topical oral use.

ORNIGREAT GEL contains Chlorhexidine (an antiseptic) and Ornidazole (an antibiotic). ORNIGREAT GEL is primarily used in treating mouth infections. When microorganisms overgrow the otherwise normally present mouth, it can lead to unpleasant symptoms like mouth sores or ulcers, swollen gums, unpleasant taste changes, and suggestive mouth infections. Chlorhexidine aids in symptom relief by binding to the inner surface of teeth, cheeks, and Ornidazole, which is bactericidal and kills bacteria by damaging their DNA and preventing their growth and spread. As a result, good oral hygiene is maintained, and going out and performing daily activities becomes easier.

Do not take ORNIGREAT GEL if you are allergic to ORNIGREAT GEL or its ingredients. Inform your doctor if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. Also, inform about all other medicines you take before using ORNIGREAT GEL. ORNIGREAT GEL is known to cause staining; it can be reduced by decreasing the consumption of tea, coffee, and red wine and brushing with toothpaste daily before using the gel. In rare cases, ORNIGREAT GEL can lead to severe allergic reactions, blood pressure drops, and even unconsciousness. If you notice any skin rash or experience asthma, it could be due to an allergic reaction.