Septodont Alveogyl

• With a fibrous consistency thanks to Penghawar fibers for an easy filling of the socket and a good adherence to the alveolus.
• Provides a soothing effect on the alveolar tissues thus helping to rapidly alleviate the pain.
  
• Convenient and easy to use: Alveogyl is a one-step, self-eliminating treatment requiring no suturing and no special attention other than observation of the healing process.
• May also be used as post-extraction dressing in patients with a history of dry sockets.

Composition:

• Penghawar djambi
• Eugenol
• Sodium lauryl sulphate
• Calcium carbonate
• Excipients

• 1 x 10 g jar

• Clean the extraction site: After the tooth extraction, the dentist will clean the socket or the empty space where the tooth was removed. Make sure the area is free of any debris or blood clots.
• Dry the extraction site: Using sterile gauze or cotton, gently pat dry the socket. It's important to ensure the area is dry before applying Alveogyl.
• Apply Alveogyl: Take a small amount of Alveogyl paste using a clean applicator or a sterile gloved finger. Place the paste directly into the socket, filling it completely. The paste should cover the entire extraction site.
• Smooth the paste: Using the applicator or your finger, gently press and smooth the paste to ensure it covers the socket evenly. Avoid applying excessive pressure that may dislodge the clot.
• Avoid rinsing or spitting: To allow the Alveogyl to work effectively, avoid rinsing or spitting forcefully for at least 24 hours. Instead, allow saliva to passively flow out of your mouth.
• Leave it in place: Alveogyl is designed to stay in place and slowly dissolve over time. It forms a protective layer over the extraction site, helping to prevent infection and promote healing. Avoid touching the paste with your tongue or finger.

• Country of Origin: France
  
• Manufacturer: Septodont

• This product does not carry any manufacturer/importer warranty.

Question: Does Septodont Alveogyl, placed in the socket after a third molar extraction and sutured, require removal, or does it dissolve on its own?Answer: Septodont Alveogyl is designed to dissolve slowly over time and does not need to be removed. It forms a protective layer over the extraction site, aiding in infection prevention and promoting healing. Avoid touching the paste with your tongue or fingers to ensure its effectiveness.

Question: Dry socket which has close proximity to inferior alveolar nerve, can I use alveogyl?
Answer: The use of Septodont Alveogyl for dry socket treatment, especially in areas with close proximity to the inferior alveolar nerve, should be approached with caution. Alveogyl contains eugenol, and excessive contact with nerve tissues can lead to complications.

Question: What is Alveogyl used for?
Answer: Alveogyl is primarily used for two purposes. It is used to treat dry sockets, a painful condition that can occur after tooth extraction. Additionally, it serves as a post-extraction dressing to aid in the healing process and prevent complications.

Question: How does Alveogyl work?
Answer: Alveogyl works by providing rapid pain relief and creating a protective barrier over the extraction site. It has a soothing effect on the alveolar tissues and promotes healing. The fibrous consistency of the paste allows for easy application and adherence to the socket.

Question: Can Alveogyl be used for other dental conditions?
Answer: Alveogyl is specifically designed for dry socket treatment and post-extraction care. It is not intended for use in other dental conditions or as a general oral care product.

Question: How long should Alveogyl be left in place?Answer: Alveogyl is designed to stay in place and gradually dissolve on its own. It is typically left in place until the next dental appointment or as advised by your dentist. Avoid touching the paste with your tongue or finger to allow it to work effectively.