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Ora-Aid Intraoral Wound dressing Introduction

This product is a eugenol-free dressing recommended for patients recovering from oral surgery or suffering from painful ulcers and other oral injuries, providing protection for wounds, sutures, surgical sites, etc. by creating a suspended barrier that protects it from food particles, plants, liquids, cigarette smoke, and irritation from oral movements.

Features:

•    Advanced concept in intraoral dressing

•    Protects intraoral wounds from food, bacteria and cigarette smoke

•    Aids in hemostasis

•    Protects suture thread from tongue irritation

•    Strong adhesion using hydrophilic polymer

•    Easy to cut into different shapes/sizes

•    Self adhesive with saliva

•    Reduces irritation sore in mouth

•    Safe and easy to use

•    Mint flavor reduces halitosis

•    Contains vitamin E

•    Aids in hemostasis

•    Available in two sizes: 15*25 and 15*50

Guideline:

1. Irrigate wound with sterile or saline solution

2. Cut Ora-Aid into a proper shape and size

3. Slightly remove moisture with gauze on the wound. An excessive exudation may reduce its adhesive strength and attaching time

4. Remove transparent release paper and apply

5. Gently press Ora-Aid for 5 to 10 seconds while Ora-Aid adheres to wound (Depends on circumstances, please press repeatedly)

By watching the following videos, you will learn about the use, methods for increasing the Durability, and Applications of this product:

                                                              Using Ora-Aid at the donor site during Free gingival graft surgery

                                                                                        Application of Ora-Aid in implants

                                                                                                Use of Ora-Aid in Extraction

                                                                            Suture protocol on Ora-Aid to increase durability

                                                                                          Using Ora-Aid in Socket Preservation