Commonly used oral medications

July 6, 2011 - PRLog -- 1, ammonia, silver nitrate

Usage: dental hypersensitivity, use: after the clove oil rubbed restore sensitive areas, formula: 3 g silver nitrate dissolved in 1 ml distilled water, slowly drops of ammonia, dissolved as soon as a colorless liquid with a black precipitate was filtered and colored bottles set in the back.

2,10-30 silver nitrate

Usage: dental hypersensitivity, use: after the clove oil rubbed restore sensitive areas, the first formula of silver nitrate dissolved in a small amount of freshly prepared distilled water and then add cooling to the whole amount.

3, sodium fluoride paste

Teeth allergies, use: directly rubbed on sensitive areas, formula: sodium fluoride, white clay, the same amount of glycerol, mixed with the first detailed study than the former two, then add glycerol paste.

4,garlic tincture

Usage: dental hypersensitivity, usage: rubbed formula: garlic peeled and crushed 40 and 70 g placed in 100 ml 95% ethanol, closed the week filter back.

5, saturated solution of potassium nitrate

Usage: dental hypersensitivity, use: after the clove oil rubbed restore sensitive areas, formula: potassium nitrate, 33 g dissolved in 100 ml distilled water.

Drug drugs prevention of dental caries

2% sodium fluoride, 2 g of sodium fluoride to study, plus appropriate amount of distilled water, dissolved, filtered and added to 100 ml. Not long-term storage in the glass, you can use plastic bottles.

Oral analgesics

Clove oil or eugenol: for deep caries, pulpitis pain, use: dip a small cotton plug on the home hole; 1% procaine solution: for surface anesthesia, rinse; 0.5% up to Romania Ning: topical anesthesia, rinse; chlortetracycline membrane: for anti-inflammatory pain, affixed to the surface of the skin; spiramycin membrane: for anti-inflammatory pain, affixed to the surface of the skin; metronidazole membrane: for anti-inflammatory pain, paste in the affected area.

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