GC Tooth Mousse Plus Mint Flavour 1 - Pack (1 X 40G Tube)

Features
Tooth Mousse Plus with RECALDENT (CPP-ACP) has a proven clinical success record for patients with increased caries risk and white spot lesions (these include: orthodontic appliances, bleaching, consumption of sports drinks, and medical therapies causing low salivary flow or xerostomia)
Casein Phosphopeptide (CPP) are naturally occurring molecules that are able to bind calcium and phosphate ions and stabilize ACP
Amorphous Calcium Phosphate (ACP) is also the source of calcium and phosphate
GC Tooth Mousse Plus Paste with RECALDENT (CPP-ACP) is a special milk-derived protein; it is safe, effective, and natural as it strengthens teeth with tooth-replenishing calcium, phosphate, and fluoride. It adheres easily to soft tissue, pellicle, plaque, and even hydroxyapatite. They react similarly to the mineral/statherin relation in saliva supplying bio-available calcium and phosphate required for remineralization to take place1
The calcium and phosphate in RECALDENTare known to help strengthen tooth enamel, reduce sensitivity, and buffer plaque acid
It is not a toothpaste; it is a topical tooth cream that can be used safely several times daily
It offers the same great benefits of regular Mousse Paste it is enhanced with a patented form of fluoride to strengthen tooth enamel and protect teeth from caries development
It releases vital minerals into the mouth when and where needed
900ppm of a unique patented form of fluoride
 
Description
Tooth Mousse Plus are topical tooth creams that help mineralize teeth. Both of the products bind calcium and phosphate to the tooth surfaces, plaque, and surrounding soft tissue. They also contain RECALDENT (CPP-ACP), a special milk-derived protein that can help replace lost minerals in the teeth and helps protect them from decay and erosion. This technology has a unique ability to deliver bio-available calcium and phosphate when the patient’s saliva is academically challenged by the normal digestive process. Every healthy tooth’s need for calcium, phosphate, and fluoride makes MI Paste and MI Paste Plus essential for every home and dental office. They are both available in five tasty flavors: melon, mint, strawberry, tutti-frutti, and vanilla. 900ppm of a unique patented form of fluoride.
 
Indications
To provide extra protection for teeth
After tooth whitening
For desensitizing
During and/or after orthodontics
For medically compromised patients
For salivary deficiency; dry mouth
For patients with acidic, oral environments
For erosion and gastric reflex
For patients with poor plaque control
For high-caries risk patients
 
CONTRAINDICATIONS
GC Tooth Mousse Plus? contains CPP-ACP (RECALDENT which is derived from cow’s milk. GC Tooth Mousse Plus? also contains hydroxybenzoate and soybean products. Do not use this product if you have a suspected or proven allergy to milk proteins, benzoate preservatives, or soybean products.
In case of an allergic reaction: stop use, rinse mouth with water, and seek medical advice.
Do not use GC Tooth Mousse Plus? in children 6 years of age or less.
The overnight home application of GC Tooth Mousse Plus? is not recommended for children under the age of 12.
Do not swallow GC Tooth Mousse Plus.
Do not use it except on the advice of a dentist
 
Packaging
1 x GC Tooth Mousse Plus 40gm tube
 
Direction to Use
At the dental practice:
I. Custom tray application:
1. Before use, rinse the custom tray thoroughly under running water.
2. Extrude a generous layer of GC Tooth Mousse Plus? into the tray and apply to the upper and/or lower teeth.
3. Leave the tray undisturbed in the mouth for a minimum of 3 minutes.
4. Remove the tray.
5. Instruct the patient to use the tongue to spread the remaining GC Tooth Mousse Plus? throughout the mouth. Instruct the patient to retain for as long as possible (an additional 1 2 minutes) avoiding spitting out and avoiding swallowing. The longer GC Tooth Mousse Plus? and saliva are maintained in the mouth, the more effective the result.
6. Ask the patient to spit out and if possible, avoid rinsing. Any GC Tooth Mousse Plus? remaining on the surface can be left to gradually dissipate. Advise the patient not to eat or drink for 30 minutes following application.
7. Any residual GC Tooth Mousse Plus? in the tray should be rinsed or brushed off under running water immediately after use.
 
II. Non-tray application:
1. If necessary, remove any excess saliva on the tooth surface with a cotton roll or pellet. However, it is NOT necessary to dry the teeth with compressed air.
2. Apply a sufficient amount of GC Tooth Mousse Plus? to the tooth surfaces using an application swab, gloved finger, or in difficult interproximal areas using an Interproximal Tooth Cleaning Brush.
3. Leave GC Tooth Mousse Plus? undisturbed for a minimum of 3 minutes.
4. Instruct the patient to use the tongue to spread the remaining GC Tooth Mousse Plus throughout the mouth. Instruct the patient to retain for as long as possible (an additional 1 2 minutes) avoiding spitting out and swallowing. The longer GC Tooth Mousse Plus and saliva are maintained in the mouth, the more effective the result.
5. Ask the patient to spit out excess and if possible, avoid rinsing. Any GC Tooth Mousse Plus? remaining on the surface can be left to gradually dissipate. Advise the patient not to eat or drink for 30 minutes following application.
 
Applying at home:
Brush with fluoride toothpaste (1,000 ppm) in the morning
Using a clean finger, apply a generous layer of Tooth Mousse or Tooth Mousse to the tooth surface
Leave the mouth undisturbed for 3 minutes (repeat up to 4 times a day)
The longer GC Tooth Mousse and saliva are maintained in the mouth, the more effective the result.
The patient expectorates and if possible avoids rinsing. Any cream remaining on the surface can be left to gradually dissipate.
The patient is advised not to eat or drink 30 minutes following application.
 
Applying at the dental office:
Using a clean finger, apply a pea-sized amount of Tooth Mousse or Tooth Mousse Plus to the tooth surface
Take the custom tray and set it in the mouth
Leave the mouth undisturbed for 3 minutes
Ask the patient to avoid expectoration or swallowing for 2 minutes