- Toothache relief for the duration of the teething process
What happens in the teething process?
What happens in the teething process?
Teething is the process of growing teeth through the mouth’s gum of small babies and children. Each tooth grows from the gum and makes itself visible over the gum-line, allowing your child to start chewing and decomposing food.
Teething generally starts around 6 months, but this can vary and some children do not start this process until their first birthday. The inferior teeth generally get developed first and teething usually starts earlier in girls in comparison to boys.
Why is Children’s Ana-Dent® Kanka Gel so effective at relieving your child’s dental pain?
Why is Children’s Ana-Dent® Kanka Gel so effective at relieving your child’s dental pain?
The teething process can be painful for your child due to inflammation and discomfort in the affected gum area.
Gel Kanka AnaDent for children contains eugenol.
The eugenol is an essential oil extracted from clove, nutmeg, cinnamon and bay leaves, which makes the teeth and gum numb, providing quick relief.
How to use Children’s Ana-Dent® Kanka Gel
How to use Children’s Ana-Dent® Kanka Gel
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Apply 1-2 drops of Children’s AnaDent Kanka Gel to a cotton compress and apply the wet areas of the compress to the gum’s affected areas inside your child’s mouth.
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Do not use it more than 4 times a day.
For all day relief of your child’s dental pain:
For all day relief of your child’s dental pain:
Apply the Children’s AnaDent Kanka Gel to the affected areas of your child’s gums/teeth and also use the oral analgesic ,Children's Paracetamol.
Apply 1-2 drops of Children’s AnaDent Kanka Gel on a cotton ball, and apply it to the affected area of your child's gums.
And take an oral pain reliever for children such as Children's Paracetamol, which will help reduce pain and fever.
Do not buy if the package has been opened. Store at 46 - 90°F. Seal tightly to prevent evaporation.
Allergy alert: Do not use if allergic to eugenol (clove oil).
When using this product
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use only on teeth with persistent throbbing pain
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DO NOT SWALLOW to avoid irritation, avoid contact with eyes
Do not use for more than 7 days unless directed to do so by your healthcare provider.
Stop using and ask a dentist or doctor if irritation persists, inflammation develops, fever develops, or infection develops.
Children may find relief by chewing teething rings; however, you should avoid liquid-filled teethers as there is a risk of them breaking in your child's mouth.
During the teething process, offering your child cold foods and liquids can provide additional relief.