Candid Mouth Gel

Candid Mouth Gel contains Choline Salicylate (8.7% w/w) + Lidocaine (2% w/w), a combination used for temporary relief from pain and discomfort in the mouth. Choline Salicylate helps reduce pain and inflammation, while Lidocaine provides a local numbing effect to help relieve discomfort. It may be used for conditions such as mouth ulcers and other painful areas inside the mouth, as advised by a healthcare professional. Use Candid Mouth Gel only as directed and avoid swallowing the gel.

Uses of Candid Mouth Gel

Candid Mouth Gel is used to provide temporary relief from pain and inflammation associated with certain painful conditions inside the mouth.

• Helps relieve pain from mouth ulcers.
• Helps reduce inflammation in the mouth.
• Provides temporary relief from oral discomfort.
• Helps numb painful areas inside the mouth.
• May make eating and drinking more comfortable when mouth pain is present.

Benefits of Candid Mouth Gel

The combination in Candid Mouth Gel provides both pain-relieving and local numbing effects for temporary relief from mouth discomfort.

• Provides temporary relief from mouth pain.
• Helps reduce inflammation around the affected area.
• Provides a local numbing effect.
• May help reduce discomfort while eating or drinking.
• Works directly on the affected area when applied as directed.

How Candid Mouth Gel Works

Candid Mouth Gel contains two active ingredients that work in different ways to provide relief from oral pain and inflammation.

• Choline Salicylate: Helps reduce pain and inflammation at the affected area.
• Lidocaine: Produces a local numbing effect by temporarily reducing pain signals from the treated area.
• The combined action provides temporary relief from mouth discomfort.
• It helps make painful areas feel more comfortable.

Side Effects of Candid Mouth Gel

Like other medicines, Candid Mouth Gel may cause side effects in some people, although not everyone experiences them.

• Mild irritation at the application site.
• Temporary numbness in the mouth.
• Burning or tingling sensation.
• Changes in taste.
• Rarely, allergic reactions may occur.

If you experience severe irritation, swelling of the face or throat, difficulty breathing, or any other serious reaction, stop using the gel and seek medical attention promptly.

Safety Advice for Candid Mouth Gel

Use Candid Mouth Gel only as directed and take the following precautions while using it.

• For use inside the mouth only.
• Apply only the recommended amount to the affected area.
• Do not swallow the gel intentionally.
• Avoid eating or drinking immediately after application while the mouth is numb to reduce the risk of accidental injury.
• Do not use more frequently or in larger amounts than recommended.
• Avoid contact with the eyes.
• Tell your doctor if you are allergic to any of the ingredients.
• Consult your doctor if mouth ulcers or pain do not improve or keep coming back.
• Keep the gel out of reach of children.

How to Use Candid Mouth Gel

Apply Candid Mouth Gel directly to the painful area inside the mouth as directed by your doctor or according to the product instructions.

• Wash your hands before applying the gel.
• Clean the affected area gently if required.
• Apply a small amount of gel to the affected area.
• Spread it gently over the painful area.
• Wash your hands after application.
• Avoid eating or drinking immediately after application while the area feels numb.

Frequently Asked Questions About Candid Mouth Gel

Q. What is Candid Mouth Gel used for?
A. Candid Mouth Gel is used to provide temporary relief from pain and inflammation associated with certain painful conditions inside the mouth, such as mouth ulcers.

Q. How does Candid Mouth Gel work?
A. Candid Mouth Gel contains Choline Salicylate, which helps reduce pain and inflammation, and Lidocaine, which provides a local numbing effect to temporarily relieve discomfort.

Q. How should I use Candid Mouth Gel?
A. Apply a small amount of Candid Mouth Gel directly to the affected area inside the mouth as directed by your doctor or according to the product instructions. Avoid swallowing the gel.

Q. Can I eat or drink after applying Candid Mouth Gel?
A. It is best to avoid eating or drinking immediately after applying Candid Mouth Gel while your mouth is numb, as you may accidentally bite or injure the affected area.

Q. What are the common side effects of Candid Mouth Gel?
A. Candid Mouth Gel may cause temporary numbness, mild irritation, burning, tingling, or changes in taste in some people. Consult your doctor if these effects persist or become severe.