ORALMEDIC®
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Pharmacist recommending ORALMEDIC mouth ulcer treatment to a patient

What it is

OralMedic is a topical product for mouth ulcers. It forms a protective barrier to help relieve pain while the ulcer heals.

What to know about OralMedic

Single-application treatment
Acts directly on the ulcer surface
Follow the Canadian insert for repeat application
For mouth ulcers only

Refer patients with these signs to a dentist or doctor. High fever with a mouth sore warrants prompt medical advice. Share the patient guide and symptom tracker. Canadian Dental Association journal · Mayo Clinic

When to refer for assessment

Sores that keep coming back
A mouth sore that has not healed after two weeks
A sore that makes eating or drinking difficult
An unusually large or very painful sore, or a sore with high fever

How it works

Applied directly to the ulcer using the included applicator. Produces a controlled superficial tissue reaction that forms a protective barrier. Helps reduce irritation while healing occurs.

Apply

Applied once directly to the ulcer

Barrier forms

Solution reacts with the ulcer to create a thin protective barrier

Healing progresses

Pain relief follows shortly after application

Safety and compliance

Over-the-counter
Topical oral use only
Read the Canadian package insert
Use as directed

Common pharmacist questions

What makes this different from benzocaine products?
Benzocaine products temporarily numb tissue and typically require repeated application. ORALMEDIC® is designed as a single-application treatment that acts directly on the ulcer surface rather than masking pain.
How fast does it work?
OralMedic is designed to help relieve mouth ulcer pain quickly. Follow the package insert for application and rinsing.
How often is it applied?
If pain remains after rinsing, the Canadian insert allows one immediate repeat application only. Do not treat the same ulcer again after that.
Who should not use it?
Do not use during pregnancy, on children under 12, or if allergic to materials containing sulphur. Do not apply to cold sores or fluid filled blisters. Read the Canadian package insert.
Where can I check the Canadian directions?
See the Canadian package insert and the OralMedic FAQ for full directions and warnings.