Gengigel Gel helps soothe and protect inflamed, bleeding, receding or sensitive gums. It may also support healing following mouth ulcers, dental procedures or irritation from braces and dentures.

It contains high-molecular-weight hyaluronic acid, which forms a protective film over oral tissues and supports the mouth’s natural healing and recovery process.

After cleaning your mouth, apply a thin layer directly to the affected gum or oral tissue and massage it gently using a clean finger.

Apply the gel three to five times daily, preferably after meals, or follow the advice of your dentist or healthcare professional.

The manufacturer recommends using it for three to four weeks and continuing until symptoms have resolved. Seek professional advice if symptoms persist.

Avoid eating or drinking for at least 30 minutes after application so the gel can remain on the affected tissue.

Yes. Gengigel can form a protective layer over mouth ulcers and support the natural healing of irritated oral tissue.

The manufacturer states that Gengigel can be used by children, pregnant women and older people. Ask a healthcare professional if you have any concerns.

Gengigel contains xylitol, which does not promote tooth decay or cause significant changes in blood sugar. The manufacturer states that it may be suitable for people with diabetes.

No known medicine interactions have been reported. Do not use it if you are allergic to any ingredient, and consult a healthcare professional if you are unsure.