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Hydrogen Peroxide Mouth Rinse Instructions
Peroxide Gargle Instructions for Use
Hydrogen peroxide is a commonly used agent for cleaning the mouth and preventing oral diseases. The following are the specific instructions for using peroxide gargle:
1. Preparation
1. ** Drug Selection **: Select the appropriate concentration of hydrogen peroxide. The concentration of common medical hydrogen peroxide is mostly 3%. This concentration is usually suitable for oral care. Avoid using hydrogen peroxide with excessive concentration to prevent damage to the oral mucosa.
2. ** Appliance Preparation **: Prepare a clean mouthwash cup to ensure that it has been cleaned and dried before each use to prevent bacterial contamination.
2. How to use
1. ** Dilution **: If the concentration of hydrogen peroxide purchased is higher than 3%, it needs to be diluted. Mix an appropriate amount of cool white solution with hydrogen peroxide in a certain proportion. Generally, 3% hydrogen peroxide can be mixed with an equal amount of cool white solution and diluted to about 1.5%. This concentration can not only effectively clean the mouth, but also reduce the irritation to the oral tissue.
2. ** Gargle **: Take an appropriate amount of diluted hydrogen peroxide solution in a mouthwash cup and tilt your head to make the solution fully contact all parts of the mouth, including the surface of the teeth, gums, buccal mucosa, etc. Agitate the cheeks and lips to make the solution flow in the mouth, and continue to rinse your mouth for about 30 seconds to 1 minute. Do not swallow the solution during the process.
3. Precautions
1. ** Frequency **: It is not advisable to use peroxide to rinse your mouth too frequently. It is recommended to use it 1-2 times a day. Excessive use may disrupt the normal flora balance in the mouth and cause other oral problems.
2. ** Discomfort reaction **: During the gargling process, if there are uncomfortable symptoms such as tingling and burning in the mouth, you should immediately stop using it and rinse your mouth with plenty of water. If the discomfort symptoms persist or worsen, you need to seek medical attention in time.
3. ** Storage **: Hydrogen peroxide should be stored in a cool and dark place to avoid high temperature and direct sunlight to prevent its decomposition from failing. At the same time, it should be placed out of the reach of children to prevent accidental ingestion.
Hydrogen peroxide is a commonly used agent for cleaning the mouth and preventing oral diseases. The following are the specific instructions for using peroxide gargle:
1. Preparation
1. ** Drug Selection **: Select the appropriate concentration of hydrogen peroxide. The concentration of common medical hydrogen peroxide is mostly 3%. This concentration is usually suitable for oral care. Avoid using hydrogen peroxide with excessive concentration to prevent damage to the oral mucosa.
2. ** Appliance Preparation **: Prepare a clean mouthwash cup to ensure that it has been cleaned and dried before each use to prevent bacterial contamination.
2. How to use
1. ** Dilution **: If the concentration of hydrogen peroxide purchased is higher than 3%, it needs to be diluted. Mix an appropriate amount of cool white solution with hydrogen peroxide in a certain proportion. Generally, 3% hydrogen peroxide can be mixed with an equal amount of cool white solution and diluted to about 1.5%. This concentration can not only effectively clean the mouth, but also reduce the irritation to the oral tissue.
2. ** Gargle **: Take an appropriate amount of diluted hydrogen peroxide solution in a mouthwash cup and tilt your head to make the solution fully contact all parts of the mouth, including the surface of the teeth, gums, buccal mucosa, etc. Agitate the cheeks and lips to make the solution flow in the mouth, and continue to rinse your mouth for about 30 seconds to 1 minute. Do not swallow the solution during the process.
3. Precautions
1. ** Frequency **: It is not advisable to use peroxide to rinse your mouth too frequently. It is recommended to use it 1-2 times a day. Excessive use may disrupt the normal flora balance in the mouth and cause other oral problems.
2. ** Discomfort reaction **: During the gargling process, if there are uncomfortable symptoms such as tingling and burning in the mouth, you should immediately stop using it and rinse your mouth with plenty of water. If the discomfort symptoms persist or worsen, you need to seek medical attention in time.
3. ** Storage **: Hydrogen peroxide should be stored in a cool and dark place to avoid high temperature and direct sunlight to prevent its decomposition from failing. At the same time, it should be placed out of the reach of children to prevent accidental ingestion.
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