Toothgels for baby
Tooth gels are also suitable for babies and toddlers, which primarily support the process of tooth eruption. Teething begins at the age of six months with the first milk teeth. This time is also the start of some sleepless nights for the parents.
The breakthrough of the milk teeth causes tension and pain, and the gums are also often reddened. Tooth gels from naturopathy are used to reduce tension in the gums when teeth erupt and reduce pain. Most products are made exclusively from natural ingredients and are explicitly made for babies, so they can be used without hesitation and without the risk of damage.
Some dentists recommend tooth gels during the period of tooth eruption to relieve accompanying symptoms and soothe irritated soft tissues in the oral cavity. There are also tooth gels that contain lidocaine, which is a surface anaesthetic that anaesthetizes the soft tissues and thus reduces pain. With this product, care must be taken that the maximum dose is not exceeded.
The amount applied is adjusted to the body weight, which also determines the maximum dose. In a toddler at the age of 6 months, a roughly pea-sized amount of the gel may be used three to four times a day. In general, all tooth gels for babies and toddlers are alcohol-free, gluten-free, lactose-free and contain no sugar. This might also be of interest to you: Brushing baby’s teeth
Price of Zahngels
The price for the variety of different tooth gels varies in a price range of about fifteen euros. Toothpastes cost about three to five euros as tooth gels, while fluoridation gels cost between five and fifteen euros. Gels for irritated and inflamed gums, which regenerate the soft tissue, cost between eight and fifteen euros. Other dental gels, for example for use in tooth eruption of babies and small children, start at around five euros. Homeopathic tooth gels for the treatment of teeth and gums cost between ten and twenty euros.
