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Hexigel Usage - Gum Swelling/Gingivitis
Was prescribed Hexigel for Gingivitis post cleansing. How do I use this? Do I apply it using my finger or do I brush it on my teeth like regular toothpaste?
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Massage on gums for 2 minutes with fingers and rinse . Preferably after food.
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Hello Since it was prescribed to you for gingivitis you have to brush with it and avoid eating or drinking anything post that for 45 min . Incase of ulcer it is to be applied on the affected area with finger
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Excessive usage of hexigel can cause staining of teeth but can be removed with cleaning or polishing . Depending on the severity of gingivitis you need to use it
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U hav t massage all over gums for 10min ...den rinse followed by gentle brushing
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You need to massage it over your gums with your finger. Using it with the toothbrush is not going to be of great help. Regards.
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