Procort Dental Paste 10 gm

Procort Dental Paste 10 gm is used in the treatment of mouth ulcers and oral inflammatory lesions. The detailed uses of Procort Dental Paste 10 gm are as follows:

• Mouth ulcers (canker sores): Procort Dental Paste 10 gm helps reduce the pain, redness, and inflammation associated with recurrent aphthous ulcers inside the mouth.
• Inflammatory dental lesions: It relieves pain and speeds up the healing of inflammatory spots on the gums or inner cheeks caused by dental work, braces, or minor oral injuries.
   

Procort Dental Paste 10 gm helps provide targeted relief from painful mouth sores by reducing inflammation and protecting the affected area from irritation.

The following are the benefits of this medication:

• Provides rapid relief from painful mouth sores.
• Forms a protective, sticky barrier over the ulcer to shield sensitive nerve endings from irritation caused by chewing, drinking, and speaking.
• Helps reduce swelling and throbbing pain.
• Encourages faster recovery as the oral lining heals.
• Helps make eating and speaking more comfortable.

• Procort Dental Paste 10 gm is usually applied 2-3 times a day, ideally after meals and before going to bed, or as advised by your doctor.
• It is for external use only. Do not swallow this medication.
• Check the label for directions before use.
• Apply a small amount of Procort Dental Paste 10 gm directly to the affected area, just enough to form a thin, smooth film. Do not rub the paste in, as it may become grainy, crumbly, or gritty.
• Do not eat or drink immediately after applying Procort Dental Paste 10 gm.

• Avoid irritating foods: Stay away from hot, spicy, salty, or highly acidic foods such as tomatoes, vinegar, and citrus fruits, as they may irritate mouth sores.
• Use a soft toothbrush: Brush gently with a soft-bristled toothbrush to avoid rubbing or irritating the affected areas.
• Stay well hydrated: Drink plenty of water to keep your mouth moist and support the natural healing of oral tissues.
• Avoid hard foods: Avoid chewing gum and eating hard or crunchy foods such as chips and crusty bread, as they may scrape or injure the delicate lining of your mouth.

• Dab the paste onto the sore: Gently dab a small amount of the paste onto the affected area. Do not rub it in, as rubbing can make the paste crumble and come off.
• Apply after meals and at bedtime: Use the paste after meals and just before going to bed. This helps it stay on the sore for as long as possible without being washed away by food or drinks.
• Limit the duration of use: Do not use this medicine for more than 7 to 14 days unless your dentist or doctor advises you to continue. If the sore does not improve, have it checked by a healthcare professional.
• Avoid use during oral infections: Do not use this medicine if you have an active infection in your mouth, such as a cold sore, fever blister, or oral thrush, unless your doctor specifically tells you to use it.
• Check the tube before use: Make sure the paste looks normal, and the packaging is not damaged. Do not use it if the liquid and paste appear unusually separated or if the tube is damaged.