Dologel 15 gm

Your doctor or dentist may prescribe Dologel for the following conditions:

• Mouth Ulcers (Aphthous Ulcers): Helps relieve pain, reduce inflammation, and protect ulcers from bacterial contamination while they heal.
• Denture Sores: Reduces discomfort and irritation caused by poorly fitting or newly fitted dentures.
• Minor Oral Irritation: Soothes painful areas caused by accidental cheek or tongue bites, braces, or dental appliances.
• Painful Gum and Mouth Conditions: Provides temporary relief from pain and inflammation affecting the lining of the mouth and gums.

Taking Dologel helps relieve pain and discomfort caused by mouth ulcers and other minor oral injuries, allowing you to eat, drink, speak, and maintain your daily routine more comfortably. Its combination of anti-inflammatory, numbing, and antiseptic ingredients helps reduce irritation while supporting the natural healing process.

Key benefits of this medicine include:

• Provides Fast Pain Relief: Quickly numbs the affected area, reducing pain and making everyday activities such as eating and speaking more comfortable.
• Reduces Inflammation: Helps decrease redness, swelling, and irritation associated with mouth ulcers and other minor oral injuries.
• Helps Protect Against Infection: The antiseptic ingredient helps reduce bacterial growth around the sore, supporting faster healing and reducing the risk of secondary infection.

• Follow your doctor's guidance regarding the dosage and timing for optimal results.
• Apply a small amount of the medicine to the affected area in the mouth with a clean finger or cotton swab, as directed by the healthcare provider or product instructions.
• Wash your hands before and after applying Dologel.

• Avoid irritating foods: Limit spicy, acidic, salty, or very hot foods and beverages, as they can worsen pain and delay healing.
• Choose soft foods: Eat soft foods such as yoghurt, mashed vegetables, soups, oatmeal, or smoothies to minimise irritation while chewing.
• Maintain good oral hygiene: Brush gently with a soft-bristled toothbrush and rinse your mouth regularly with your dentist's recommended mouthwash or warm salt water if advised.
• Stay well hydrated: Drinking plenty of water helps keep your mouth moist and supports the natural healing of damaged oral tissues.
• Avoid tobacco and alcohol: Smoking, chewing tobacco, and alcohol can irritate mouth ulcers, delay healing, and increase the risk of recurrent oral lesions.

• Use only on the affected area: Apply a thin layer of gel only to the mouth ulcer or irritated area. Avoid applying excessive amounts or using it more frequently than suggested.
• Avoid eating immediately after application: Wait at least 30 minutes before eating, drinking, or rinsing your mouth so the medicine can remain in contact with the sore and work effectively.
• Avoid biting your mouth while numb: The local anaesthetic may temporarily reduce sensation. Be careful not to accidentally bite your tongue, lips, or cheeks until normal feeling returns.
• Seek medical advice if ulcers persist: If your mouth ulcers do not improve within 7 days, keep recurring, become unusually large, or are accompanied by fever or swollen glands, consult your doctor or dentist for further evaluation.