MANUFACTURER:BUTLER . INDICATIONS:Butler Gum Tooth Protect Desensitizer features unique patented technology that works in two ways. The professional strength formula puts an invisible, protective coating on the tooth surface and immediately blocks open tubules to eliminate painful sensitivity for up to 6 months. Features of Butler Gum Tooth Protect Desensitizer with Advanced Formula:
Advanced Formula.
Protects up to 6 months.
Immediate pain relief with one application.
Eliminates tooth sensitivity.
Brush on liquid.
3-Step System to Healthier Gums:
Brush - Brushing alone is no enough because it only removes up to 50% of plaque.
Floss - Brushing And flossing only remove up to 70% of plaque.
Custom Care - For optimal gum health... brush, floss, And consult your dental professional to customize your oral care routine.
Many tooth desensitizers may take a day to work, only last up to one month and require multiple applications. Sensitive toothpastes can take up to four weeks to provide relief and work with regular use. Benzocaine-based products may only provide pain relief up to a few hours. INGREDIENTS:Ethanol, Water, Hydroxypropylcellulose, Potassium Fluoride, Polyethylene Glycol, Dimethacrylate, Methacrylates. DIRECTIONS:Insert brush applicator into liquid reservoir and mix for five seconds. Dry teeth with enclosed cotton swabs before applying liquid. Hold the cheek and lip away from tooth surface during application. Trace the brush along the gumline and then brush liquid onto tooth starting at the gumline and moving to biting surface. Allow liquid to dry for 10 seconds. Detailed illustrated instructions inside. WARNINGS:Cautions: This product is designed to treat only tooth sensitivity. Do not use to treat toothaches or any other sources of pain in the mouth such as decay, tooth fractures, canker sores, cuts, gum irritation, abscesses or ulcers. Contact with soft tissue of the gums or mouth may, in some cases, result in short term irritation, redness or burning sensation. This should end in 24 hours. If it persists, consult a dental professional.
Avoid contact with eyes and skin.
If contact with eyes occurs, rinse immediately with water and consult a doctor.
For contact with skin, wash thoroughly with soap and water.
