STOLIN GUM ASTRINGENT 15 ML

Stolin Gum Astringent is a medication used to reduce gum inflammation and bleeding.

Always consult your doctor or pharmacist for instructions. Typically, apply a small amount to the affected area 2-3 times a day.

Some people may experience mild irritation or allergic reactions. Consult a doctor if side effects persist.

Consult a pediatrician before using Stolin Gum Astringent for children.

Ingredients may include zinc chloride, tannic acid, and alum. Check the product label for a complete list.

Store it at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and moisture.

Consult your doctor before using any medication during pregnancy.

It can help reduce gum bleeding, but results may not be immediate.

Consult your dentist before using mouthwash with Stolin Gum Astringent.

Stolin Gum Astringent is not specifically for tooth pain relief but may indirectly help by reducing gum problems.

Consult your dentist about using Stolin Gum Astringent with dentures.

If you miss a dose, use it as soon as you remember. If it's close to your next dose, skip the missed dose and continue your regular schedule.

Alternatives may include other gum astringents, mouthwashes, or medications prescribed by a dentist.

Consult your dentist before using Stolin Gum Astringent long-term.

The ingredients in Stolin Gum Astringent work by constricting tissues and reducing bleeding.

Stolin Gum Astringent is used for local application on the gums to help reduce inflammation, tenderness, and minor bleeding associated with gingivitis and related gum problems. It acts as an astringent and antiseptic, helping to tighten superficial gum tissues and reduce bacterial load in the affected area. It is intended as an adjunct to regular oral hygiene and professional dental care, not as a replacement for them.

Stolin Gum Astringent contains ingredients with astringent properties that cause mild constriction of superficial blood vessels and gum tissues, which can reduce minor bleeding and exudation. It may also include antiseptic components that limit the growth of oral microorganisms on the gum surface. Together, these actions help decrease local inflammation, support healing of irritated gingiva, and improve the subjective feeling of gum firmness when used as directed.

Stolin Gum Astringent is meant for topical use on the gums only. The exact method and frequency of application can vary by brand and clinical recommendation, so you should follow the instructions on the product label or those provided by your dentist or physician. In general, it is applied to clean gums after brushing, using a clean fingertip, cotton swab, or as otherwise directed. Avoid swallowing the solution and do not rinse your mouth immediately after application unless your healthcare professional advises otherwise.

Stolin Gum Astringent does not cure gum disease on its own. It is an adjunctive treatment that can help relieve symptoms such as swelling, tenderness, and minor bleeding of the gums. Effective management of gingivitis and periodontal disease requires professional dental evaluation, removal of plaque and tartar, correction of contributing factors, and consistent oral hygiene. Stolin Gum Astringent may be recommended as part of a broader treatment plan but should not be relied upon as the sole therapy.

Most people tolerate Stolin Gum Astringent well when it is used as directed for a short duration. Possible side effects may include local irritation, burning or stinging sensation at the site of application, dryness of the oral mucosa, temporary change in taste, or mild discoloration of the mucosa or teeth depending on the formulation. Rarely, allergic reactions such as redness, swelling, itching, or rash around the mouth may occur. If you experience persistent discomfort, worsening symptoms, or signs of allergy, stop using the product and consult a healthcare professional.

There is limited specific clinical data on the use of Stolin Gum Astringent in pregnant women. Because it is applied topically in the mouth and not intended to be swallowed, systemic exposure is expected to be low when used correctly. However, as a precaution, pregnant women should use it only if clearly needed and after consulting a dentist or physician. Any persistent gum problems during pregnancy should be evaluated professionally, as hormonal changes can influence oral health.

Information on the excretion of the components of Stolin Gum Astringent into breast milk is limited. When used topically on the gums and not swallowed, systemic absorption is likely to be minimal. In general, it may be used with caution during breastfeeding if recommended by a healthcare professional. Care should be taken to avoid accidental ingestion by the infant, and the product should be stored safely out of the child’s reach.

Use of Stolin Gum Astringent in children should be guided by a dentist or pediatrician. Older children who can follow instructions and avoid swallowing the solution may be able to use it under supervision for specific gum problems. In younger children, the risk of accidental ingestion is higher, and alternative approaches may be preferred. Always seek professional advice before using this product in a child.

Use Stolin Gum Astringent only as a topical preparation on the gums and avoid swallowing it. Do not apply it to large areas of damaged mucosa, deep ulcers, or open wounds unless advised by a healthcare professional. Avoid contact with the eyes and skin; if accidental contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with water. Do not use the product if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. If symptoms persist, worsen, or are accompanied by severe pain, pus discharge, or loose teeth, seek prompt dental evaluation.

Stolin Gum Astringent is generally intended for short-term or intermittent use during periods of active gum symptoms, as advised by a dentist or physician. Prolonged unsupervised daily use may increase the risk of local irritation, mucosal dryness, or other unwanted effects, and may mask underlying disease that requires professional treatment. If you feel the need to use it continuously, you should consult a dental professional to identify and address the root cause of your gum problems.

Because Stolin Gum Astringent is used topically in the mouth and is not intended to be swallowed, systemic drug interactions are unlikely. However, it may interact locally with other oral products applied at the same site, potentially altering their effect or causing additional irritation. To minimize this, avoid using multiple medicated oral preparations at the same time on the same area unless your dentist or physician has specifically recommended a combined regimen. Inform your healthcare provider about all medicines and oral products you are using.