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Nani Predental Gel 10 ml

Name: Nani Predental Gel 10 ml
Brand: NANI
SKU: 790931
Price: 6.79 EUR
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Local anaesthetic gel with benzocaine used for the relief of gum pain due to the appearance of the first teeth.

Contains 10 ml

SKU: 790931

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Nani Predental Gel 10 ml is a medicine for use on the gums, formulated with 5% benzocaine, a local anaesthetic used for the temporary relief of gum discomfort associated with the emergence of the first teeth.

Teething is a natural stage of a baby’s development during which the first teeth begin to break through the gums. This process may be accompanied by sensitivity, local discomfort and an increased urge to chew on objects.

Nani Predental acts on the gum tissue by providing a superficial anaesthetic effect that temporarily reduces sensitivity in the area where it is applied.

According to its product information authorised in Spain, this medicine is indicated for the symptomatic relief of gum discomfort during the early stages of teething in children aged 4 months and over.

Its gel formulation facilitates localised application to the gums. It contains benzocaine, so it must only be used in accordance with the instructions in the package leaflet and with particular caution in infants.

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https://www.farmaciasdirect.eu/products/nani-predental-gel-10-ml790931Nani Predental Gel 10 mlWhat is Nani Predental Gel 10 ml and what is it used for? Nani Predental Gel 10 ml is a medicine for use on the gums, formulated with 5% benzocaine, a local anaesthetic used for the temporary relief of gum discomfort associated with the emergence of the first teeth. Teething is a natural stage of a baby’s development during which the first teeth begin to break through the gums. This process may be accompanied by sensitivity, local discomfort and an increased urge to chew on objects. Nani Predental acts on the gum tissue by providing a superficial anaesthetic effect that temporarily reduces sensitivity in the area where it is applied. According to its product information authorised in Spain, this medicine is indicated for the symptomatic relief of gum discomfort during the early stages of teething in children aged 4 months and over. Its gel formulation facilitates localised application to the gums. It contains benzocaine, so it must only be used in accordance with the instructions in the package leaflet and with particular caution in infants. What is Nani Predental used for in babies? Nani Predental for babies is used to provide temporary relief from superficial gum discomfort associated with the eruption of the first teeth. Its key features include: Local relief: benzocaine temporarily reduces sensitivity in the gum tissue. Localised application: allows a small amount to be applied directly to the area of the gum experiencing discomfort. Gel formulation: makes it easy to apply using a clean finger or a piece of gauze. Short-term use: it is intended for temporary symptomatic relief and should not be used for more than seven consecutive days. 10 ml pack: tube of strawberry and aniseed-flavoured gingival gel. This medicine does not speed up the eruption of teeth or treat other causes of oral pain. Before use, it is advisable to consult your pharmacist if you have any doubts about the cause of the discomfort. How does benzocaine in Nani Predental work? Benzocaine is a local anaesthetic that temporarily reduces the transmission of nerve signals responsible for sensitivity in the area where it is applied. When applied to the gums, it produces a superficial anaesthetic effect which can reduce the discomfort associated with teething. This effect is temporary and does not alter the natural process of tooth eruption. Benzocaine must be used with particular caution in young children due to the risk of serious adverse reactions, including methaemoglobinaemia, a condition affecting the blood’s ability to carry oxygen. It is therefore essential to adhere to the recommended dose, frequency and maximum duration of treatment. From what age can Nani Predental be used? According to the Spanish product information leaflet, Nani Predental is indicated for children aged 4 months and over for the temporary relief of gum discomfort associated with teething. It must not be used in babies under 4 months of age. Although the medicine has this authorised indication, the use of local anaesthetics containing benzocaine in infants requires particular caution. Before using Nani on your baby’s teeth, consult your paediatrician or pharmacist, especially if your baby has any medical conditions, is taking other medicines, or if the discomfort is severe or persistent. How should Nani Predental Gel be applied correctly? To use Nani Predental Gel, apply a small amount directly to the gum where the discomfort is felt. According to the product information leaflet: Wash your hands: make sure they are clean before applying the gel. Prepare a small amount: use a quantity of gel roughly equivalent to a grain of rice. Use a finger or a clean piece of gauze: place the product on your finger or the gauze. Apply to the gum: gently spread the gel over the area where a tooth is coming through or where discomfort is felt. Follow the recommended frequency: do not exceed the 3–4 applications per day indicated in the product information leaflet. Limit the duration of use: do not use the medicine for more than 7 consecutive days. It must be applied exclusively to the gums, avoiding quantities greater than those recommended. If symptoms worsen or persist after seven days, stop treatment and consult a doctor. How many times a day can Nani Predental be applied? The authorised dosage recommends a maximum of 3–4 applications per day, always using a small amount, equivalent to a grain of rice. You must not increase the amount of gel or the frequency of application in an attempt to achieve a stronger effect. Excessive use of products containing benzocaine may increase the risk of adverse effects. If your baby’s discomfort requires very frequent applications or does not improve, it is advisable to consult your paediatrician to consider other relief measures. Composition of Nani Predental Gel 10 ml Nani Predental contains benzocaine as its active ingredient. Each 100 g of gel contains: Benzocaine: 5 g, equivalent to a concentration of 5 per cent. The excipients listed in the package leaflet are: Propylene glycol. Hydroxyethylcellulose. Sodium cyclamate. Mannitol. Green aniseed essence. Strawberry essence. The product pack contains a 10 ml tube of gingival gel, with a strawberry and aniseed flavour. It is important to check the ingredients before using the product if the child has a history of allergy or hypersensitivity to any of its ingredients. Contraindications for Nani Predental Nani Predental Gel must not be used in the following situations: Babies under 4 months: its use is contraindicated in children under this age. Allergy to benzocaine: do not use if there is a known hypersensitivity to this active ingredient. Allergy to ester-type local anaesthetics: cross-hypersensitivity reactions may occur. Allergy to excipients: avoid the product if there is hypersensitivity to any of its components. It is also important to consult a healthcare professional if the baby has any abnormalities of the oral mucosa, relevant medical conditions or is taking other medicines. Do not apply in quantities greater than those recommended, nor prolong treatment beyond the indicated period. What side effects can Nani Predental cause? Like any medicine, Nani Predental may cause adverse effects, although not all patients experience them. Reactions associated with benzocaine include: Hypersensitivity reactions: irritation, contact dermatitis, hives or swelling. Mucosal changes: prolonged contact may lead to dryness and hardening of the mucous membrane. Methaemoglobinaemia: a potentially serious reaction associated with benzocaine, which is of particular concern in infants and young children. Warning signs of methaemoglobinaemia may include a bluish or greyish discolouration of the lips and skin, difficulty breathing, severe weakness, unusual drowsiness or altered consciousness. If any of these symptoms occur, seek urgent medical attention. If you suspect an allergic reaction or any other adverse effect, stop using the product and consult a healthcare professional. What precautions should be taken when using Nani for teeth? When using Nani for your baby’s teeth, it is essential to follow the safety recommendations in the package leaflet. Apply only to the gums. Use the smallest amount recommended to relieve discomfort. Do not exceed four applications a day. Do not use for more than seven consecutive days. Take care to ensure the child does not accidentally swallow large amounts of the product. Do not combine with other oral anaesthetics unless advised by a healthcare professional. Consult a healthcare professional if your baby is taking other medicines. Keep the packaging out of sight and out of reach of children. The anaesthetic effect may temporarily alter sensitivity in the mouth and the ability to swallow. It is therefore important to follow the advice in the package leaflet regarding feeding after application. Pharmacist’s advice on teething Teething is a natural process that does not always require the use of medicines. At Farmaciasdirect, we recommend starting with non-medicinal relief measures, such as gently massaging the gums or using age-appropriate teething rings. If you consider it necessary to use Nani Predental for babies, you must strictly follow the authorised dosage instructions and assess the risks associated with benzocaine beforehand. It is particularly important not to apply more than the recommended amount, not to use it on infants under four months of age, and to recognise the signs of any possible adverse reactions. If you have any queries about gum pain or the emergence of the first teeth, consult your paediatrician or pharmacist. Where can I buy Nani Predental Gel 10 ml? 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