Dentistry Compounding
Good oral health is highly encouraged since we were young. From the time we had our first of teeth, we have been exposed to good oral habits so we may maintain good oral health. The importance of good oral health expands from just the physical. It also increases confidence and allows people to aspire and achieve more. This is the reason why it is highly necessary to take care of our teeth and our mouth and that includes seeing our dentists regularly.
A trip to the dentist can be frightening to most people. Whether you have a tooth or mouth problem or not, the thought of hearing the whirring of the drill or the feel of the dentist’s instrument in your mouth is not really the most comfortable position to be in. This is why most people are anxious on the way to their dental check-up, while some people will always find a reason not to show up.
Thankfully, compounded dental medications are already available to lessen the discomfort on the dental chair. With compounding, your dentist can already check how your oral health is doing without you being afraid of feeling pain. This way, he can well take his time knowing that you are alright where you are.
Since no two mouths are the same, compounding makes it possible for you to avail of the specific medication you need. Whether you are a seven-year-old kid or a seventy-year-old senior, your compounding pharmacist can prepare for the perfect oral medication for you.
The few things you can expect from compounded oral medications are the following:
- medication form options such as topical gels if the patient has difficulty swallowing
- topical anesthetics for those who cannot tolerate the needle
- dental rinses and gels that suit your taste
- medications and anesthetics in the form of a lollipop for kids
Here in Your Health Pharmacy, your health always comes first. This includes your oral health. We know that if you have good oral health, you have a good appetite, with your good appetite comes good nourishment, and with good nourishment comes good health. So if you want us to help you maintain good oral health through compounded dental medications, you may do so by approaching any of our pharmacists for a consultation. They are available every day in our pharmacy from opening to closing hour. You may also set an appointment by calling 954-283-7075 and learning more about Safe Compounding Medication Services in Pompano Beach, Florida.
Dental Compounds
Teeth Whitening
Urea Hydrogen Peroxide 17% & 35% Gel
Carbamide Peroxide 22%/Potassium Nitrate 5%/Sodium
Fluoride 2% Dental Gel
Carbamide Peroxide 16% Dental Gel
Nausea
Promethazine HCI 25 mg/Gm Topical Lipoderm
(FormulaPlus BUD Study)
Ondansetron 4 mg/0.1 mL Topical Lipoderm
Perodontal Treatment
Metronidazole 25% Dental Gel
Hydrogen Peroxide 15 mg/mL Oral Gel
Minocycline HCI 2% Periodontal Gel
Metronidazole 45.5%/Ciprofloxacin HCI 45.5%/
Minocycline HCI 9% Dental Paste (3 Mix MP)
Poloxamer 407 30% Gel
Delivery system for drugs in
periodontal use. Use this formula instead of the pre-made
poloxamer since it’s for oral use.
Hemostatic
Tranexamic Acid 4.8% Solution
For patients on antiocoagulant therapy
Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMJ)
Ketoprofen 5%/Cyclobenzaprine HCI 0.5%/Lidocaine HCI
5%/Bupivacaine HCI 1% Topical Lipoderm
Ketoprofen 10%/Cyclobenzaprine HCI 2% Topical
Lipoderm
Potassium Chloride 6%/Potassium Citrate 6%/Potassium
Nitrate 6% Topical Gel
Dry Sockets
Benzocaine 25% Compound Dental Gel
Benzocaine Compound Ointment
Benzocaine/Eugenol Dressing
Benzocaine 16.7% Dry Socket Paste
Benzocaine Compound Socket Paste
Lidocaine HCI 15%/Prednisolone 0.5%/Compound
Eugenol Socket Liquid
Dry Mouth
Pilocarpine Hydrocholoride 5 mg Sorbitol Lollipop Base
Pilocarpine HCI 2 mg Base A Troche
Pilocarpine 10 mg/mL Oral Spray
Electrolyte Base A Troche
Saline/Glycerine Oral Suspension
Burning Mouth Syndrome
Salicylic Acid 0.3% Mouthwash
Capsaicin 0.25 mg Base A Troche
Salicylic Acid 0.3% Mouthwash, Alternate
Amtriptyline HCI 2%/Gabapentin 6%/Lidocaine HCI 0.5%
Oral Rinse
Anesthetic
Lidocaine HCI 10%/Prilocaine HCI 10%/Tetracaine HCI
4% Dental Gel (Formula Plus BUD Study)
Lidocaine HCI 20%/Tetracaine HCI 4%/Phenylephrine HCI
2% Dental Gel
Anesthetic
Lidocaine HCI 10%/Phenylephrine HCI 2%/Prilocaine HCI
10%/Tetracaine HCI 4% Dental Gel
Tetracaine HCI 0.5% Sorbitol Lollipop Base
Angular Chelitis / Angular Chelosis
Clotrimazole 2%/Ibuprofen 2%/Tea Tree Oil 5% Topical Cream
Miconazole 2%/Ibuprofen 1%/Tea Tree Oil 1% Topical Cream
Oral Lichen Planus
Tretinoin 0.1%/Clobetasol Propionate 0.05% Oral
Adhesive Paste
Tretinoin 0.1%/Clobetasol Propionate 0.05% Oral Rinse
Tretinoin 0.1%/Clobetasol Propionate 0.05% Oral Polyox
Bandage
Tretinoin 1 mg/Clobetasol Propionate 0.5% Polyglycol
Troche
Triamcinolone 0.1% Oral Rinse (PF)
Trimcinolone in Oral Adhesive Paste
Thrush (Oral Candida)
Amphotericin 1– mg Gelatin Troche
Amphotericin B 1– mg/mL Oral Suspension
Alcohol-Free Chlorhexidine
Chlorhexidine 0.12% Oral Rinse
Chlorhexidine Gluconate 0.2% Oral Rinse, Alternate
Herpes
Acyclovir 2%/Deoxy-D-Glucose (2) 0.2% Lip Balm
Acyclovir 5%/Lidocaine 1% Lip Balm
Acyclovir 10% Flavored Lip OIntment
Anesthetic (Non-Caine)
Dyclonine HCI 1% Oral Dental Solution
Dyclonine HCI 1% Oral Gel
Anti-Gag Reflex
Electrolyte Polyglycol Troche Base Lollipop
Electrolyte Base A Troche
Tetracaine HCI 0.5% Sorbitol Lollipop Base
Mouth Ulcers
Polyox 301 Bandage
A variety of drugs may be incorporated into this formula.
Oral Adhesive Paste
A variety of drugs may be incorporated into this formula.
Polyphenol Sulfonic Acid Complex
Tetracyclie HCI 125 mg/Nystatin 60417 units/
Diphenhydramine HCI 12.5 mg/Hydrocortisone 2.3 mg
Base A Troche
Tetracycline HCI 1.25%/Nystatin 12000 u/mL/Hydrocortisone
0.05%/Chlorpheniramine Maleate 0.02% Mouthwash
Misoprostol 0.0024%/Diphenhydramine HCI 0.1%/
Compound Oral Rinse (Radiation Burn Mouth Rinse)
Morphine Sulfate 1 mg/mL Oral Gel
Triamcinolone in Oral Adhesive Paste
Halitosis
Chlorophyllin 0.2% Mouthwash
Sodium Hypochlorite 0.1% Mouthrinse
Root Canal
EDTA 17% Dental Solution
EDTA/Urea Hydrogen Peroxide Dental Cream