It almost glues your inner mouth as it’s so thick, quite gritty and sticky but it really does wonders. If this occurs, the product can easily be removed from the teeth and braces by ordinary cleaning with a toothbrush. However, bear in mind that it may be necessary to re-apply it afterwards and preferably after cleaning the teeth. The gel might seem paste-like and sticky at first, but on contact with saliva it will form a thick, adhesive and malleable gel. It does form a wax like paste on your finger too so it can be difficult to wash off, you almost have to scrape it off.

And if you do experience soreness or ulceration, Iglu Protect's powerful ingredients help to soothe and heal the affected area quickly. Iglu Protect Orthodontic Brace Gel is a form of treatment designed to treat and soothe pain caused by braces.If applying with the finger, make sure your finger tip is clean and completely dry before putting lglu Protect gel onto it. Braces can cause mouth ulcers and sores – particularly when they are first fitted and after any adjustments – because any protruding parts can rub against the lining of your mouth. Iglü Protect For Dental Brace Wearers gel should be applied directly to the affected area with the tip of the finger or a cotton wool bud.

It is suitable for adults and children aged 7 and over who are wearing braces and need relief from sores and pain in the mouth. On sores or ulcers inside the mouth: You may also want to use Iglü Protect on any mouth sores or ulcers already caused by your brace. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. However, it is generally inadvisable to apply it at the same time as any other product used inside the mouth. Pregnant and lactating women should consult their doctor to ensure their safety for using the dental gel.Iglü Protect is a non-medicated alternative to help prevent and relieve mouth sores and ulcers caused by dental braces. Iglü Protect works by creating a lasting protective gel barrier, which sticks in place to smooth over protruding parts of the brace to help prevent them from damaging the soft delicate lining of the mouth etc.