Maraslavin, solution for topical use, 100 ml, 1 pc.

Compound

When is rinsing prescribed?

A course of use of Maraslavin, which has an astringent and antiallergic effect, is prescribed by the dentist after surgery for periodontal disease. In addition, rinsing the mouth with a healing herbal liquid is indicated for inflammatory gum diseases.

Hemorrhagic form of periodontal disease

The course of the pathology is accompanied by severe bleeding of the gums, their swelling and pain, which leads to the development of tooth mobility. The disease is characterized by the appearance of shallow gum pockets with scant exudate and subgingival dental deposits.

How do rinses with Maraslavin work:

• pain in the gums decreases;
• the amount of swelling is minimized;
• profuse bleeding stops.

The use of a natural solution of Maraslavin for rinsing the mouth allows you to return the gums to their natural size, ensuring tight contact of the gingival papillae with the plane of the tooth neck. The result is the partial or complete disappearance of gingival cavities, which threaten the development of a purulent process.

Pyorrheic type of periodontal disease

The development of a purulent form (alveolar pyorrhea) is characterized by the appearance of a large number of pockets filled with pus with an abundance of subgingival deposits. Under the influence of the combined composition of the drug Maraslavin, the volumes of purulent discharge initially increase, but continued therapy leads to a decrease in the production of exudate until it completely disappears.

Warning

Reducing the volume of pus leads to an improvement in the condition, accompanied by a decrease in pain, tissue regeneration, and the oral mucosa takes on a healthy appearance. However, the instructions for use of Maraslavin warn about the possibility of side effects due to impaired outflow of pus from the alveolar cavity. The situation may be accompanied by the appearance of low-grade fever when the lotions with the medicine fit tightly. The symptom of low-grade fever disappears with the removal of tampons.

Placement of tampons is contraindicated in case of an abundance of purulent masses and a progressive abscess. Children under 14 years of age are not treated with Maraslavin; it would be safer for pregnant and lactating women to refrain from using natural medicine.

The possibility of allergies should not be ruled out. The appearance of its symptoms is a fact of the individual reaction of the patient’s body to the components of the healing agent. There is no information in dental practice about an overdose of a locally used drug.

Directions for use and doses

Locally.

Treatment is carried out by a dentist and begins with the removal of supragingival tartar. At the same time, measures are taken to ventilate the gum pockets with a spray or a stream of warm water.

Then the drug Maraslavin® is instilled using loose cotton swabs into the alveolar and bone pockets using a probe. To do this, pour 20–25 ml of the drug into a glass vessel, with which cotton swabs are generously moistened (their size depends on the width of the alveolar or bone pocket). The tampons are left in the pockets for 5–6 minutes, and during this time the tampons are placed on the other side of the teeth or in the pockets of adjacent teeth. This procedure is repeated 5-6 times in one session (sequentially in each pocket). With each tampon change, it penetrates easier and deeper into the alveolar pocket.

The last tampons are left loosely in the pockets, the patient is released until the next day with the recommendation to remove the tampons himself in case of fever (due to purulent exudation) or other health problems and to consult a dentist.

At the second treatment session, the tampons remaining after the first visit are removed and subgingival tartar is removed. Sequentially insert several tampons into each pocket as in the first session. The last tampons are also left in place for 24 hours if possible.

Treatment is carried out at intervals for 3 months. 17–20 treatment sessions should be carried out using the method described above, depending on the degree of the disease and the patient’s condition. It is necessary that the first 5-6 sessions be carried out at intervals of 24 hours.

The following courses of treatment are prescribed by the dentist.

After 5–6 months after the end of treatment, a follow-up examination of the patient is carried out. Regardless of the condition of the gums, 1-2 procedures (if necessary more) are performed to treat the same places on the alveoli with Maraslavin® in order to eliminate possible microbial pathogens of the process. The final examination is carried out 12 months after the start of treatment.

How does Maraslavin work?

Maraslavin prevents the development of inflammation and allergic reactions. The wound healing process is accompanied by the effect of local anesthesia, which facilitates the treatment of oral diseases. Rinsing with a healing liquid helps cleanse the oral mucosa of toxic substances, purulent plaques and bacteria.

After contact of the drug with tissues, their ability to regenerate sharply increases due to an increase in the density of collagen fibers. The activation of growth and compaction of the epithelial layer of the gums begins, which leads to the natural restoration of the tissue structures of the oral cavity.

The instructions for the herbal medicine Maraslavin contain special instructions regarding the features of treatment with the drug:

• the beginning of treatment procedures can cause an increase in the inflammatory process, accompanied by swelling and irritation;
• relief of the condition along with rapid healing of the mucous membrane occurs after cleansing the periodontal pockets of toxic deposits;
• continuation of therapy leads to a decrease in gum bleeding and the return of a tight fit of their papillae to the surface of the teeth.

The use of rinses with Maraslavin eliminates the serious threat of subsequent loss of teeth by eliminating infection in the gum pockets. Reducing the cavities with their further disappearance aligns the edge of the gum, pressing it against the teeth, which can significantly reduce tooth mobility during periodontal disease.

special instructions

It is necessary to take into account that due to the content of a large number of organic acids, the solution exhibits a weak demineralizing effect on hard dental tissues, and it should not be recommended for caries and dentition disorders (clusters of teeth, malocclusion).

It is first necessary to carry out general dental sanitation using orthopedic methods. The patient is recommended to eat food enriched with vitamins and additional use of vitamins A and C. During the treatment period, eating spicy and irritating foods (garlic, onions, nuts, etc.) is prohibited; you should not brush your teeth with a toothbrush and paste or use disinfectant liquids to rinse your mouth. Rinse your mouth with cool water in the morning and evening. Prolonged exposure to the sun should be avoided.

Use during pregnancy and lactation. There are no systematic studies of the effect of the drug during pregnancy or breastfeeding, therefore during these periods the drug should be used under medical supervision and only after a careful assessment of the benefit/risk ratio.

Children. Due to insufficient clinical experience, use of the drug in children under 14 years of age is not recommended.

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What are the contraindications

Apart from individual intolerance to the components of the drug and the age of patients under 18 years of age, the manufacturer does not identify any group of patients for whom treatment with the drug is completely contraindicated. The use of the drug does not cause any negative reactions, does not affect the enamel and dentin of the teeth, does not cause harm to the body and cannot cause intoxication or overdose (unless, of course, you swallow the liquid, which is generally contraindicated).

There are also no clear contraindications for pregnant women and those women who are breastfeeding small children. It is only said that no reliable studies have been conducted on these groups of patients, therefore the advisability of treatment with the solution should be determined based on the individual clinical situation.

What does the solution help with?

The combined drug Maraslavin is developed on a plant basis and is intended for the local treatment of oral inflammation caused by:

• chronic periodontitis of any form;
• gingivitis and other paradental diseases;
• invasive therapy of periodontitis (postoperative period).

The solution has a bitter taste due to the content of wormwood, black pepper and cloves. In addition, it contains savory and ginger root.

The active formula of the drug has:

• anti-inflammatory;
• antiseptic;
• regenerating;
• astringent;
• painkillers;
• antiallergic effect.

When treated with Maraslavin, the gum tissue is restored and the periodontal ligament with the roots of the teeth is strengthened, and the gum pockets disappear. As a result, the gums become dense, do not bleed, and firmly hold the teeth, preventing their mobility.