Clove oil for teeth protection 15 ml

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Product description

Calming active properties Active compound: eugenol compound: is the main and active component, and constitutes a percentage ranging from 70% to 90% of its composition, and possesses strong nerve-numbing properties and antibacterial and anti-inflammatory. Essential nutrients mixture: the oil naturally contains balanced proportions of manganese, potassium, calcium, in addition to essential vitamins A, C, E, K. Therapeutic benefits for teeth and gums as a complementary support for comfort Immediate pain relief: eugenol acts as a local anesthetic that temporarily prevents nerves from sending pain signals to the brain for extended comfort with complete flexibility and smoothness. Fighting oral bacteria and infections: it effectively helps eliminate harmful bacteria that cause decay and gum diseases. Reducing swelling and inflammation: it has natural anti-inflammatory properties that gently soothe swollen and irritated gums with complete confidence. Assistance in cases of tooth extraction: used as an auxiliary treatment to relieve pain caused by "dry socket" condition that may occur after extraction procedures for extended comfort. Usage protocols and important warnings for safe care Direct anesthetic protocol: a drop to two drops are placed on a small piece of cotton, then gently pressed on the painful tooth or gum area with complete confidence and the highest quality standards. Soothing rinse protocol: 2 to 3 drops of the oil can be mixed with a quarter cup of warm water and used as a gargle and mouthwash for one minute (spit out and do not swallow). Important warnings for safe care: Remember that the oil is a temporary solution and does not treat root causes such as abscess or deep decay; therefore, visiting a dentist is necessary. The oil should always be diluted with a carrier oil (such as olive oil or coconut oil) or water before use to avoid burns or irritation. Use is prohibited for children under two years old, and a doctor should be consulted in pregnancy cases.

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