Dynexan Ointment Is Used For

Dynexan ointment is used for the temporary, symptomatic relief of pain and inflammation in the mouth, specifically for painful and inflammatory conditions affecting the lips, oral mucosa, and gums. It is commonly indicated to relieve pain caused by cold sores, mouth ulcers, denture irritation, teething, and discomfort from dental prostheses[1][2][3][8].

The active ingredient in Dynexan ointment or gel is typically lidocaine hydrochloride (a local anesthetic), which helps to inhibit pain transmission, providing rapid and effective pain relief at the site of application[2][4][5]. In some formulations, other anesthetics or soothing botanical extracts may also be present[3].

  • Pain relief in the mouth: Dynexan is used to reduce pain from mouth ulcers, cold sores, pressure points, gingivitis, and following dental procedures[1][2][3][7].
  • Denture irritation: It soothes irritation and inflammation caused by dentures or new dental prostheses[1][3].
  • Teething: Dynexan is safe for use in children and babies during teething, providing child-appropriate pain relief[2].
  • Adjunct in dental procedures: Clinical studies show it effectively reduces pain sensitivity following nonsurgical periodontal therapy[7].

How to use: Apply a pea-sized amount directly to the affected area 3–8 times daily (for adults), and as recommended for children and babies. Avoid eating or drinking hot foods and beverages for 45 minutes after application to prevent accidental injury[1][2][4][8].

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