Care Clove Oil 10ml

Buy Care Clove Oil 10ml Online

You can buy Care Clove Oil online from our UK registered online pharmacy. Please read the associated information about this medication to make sure it's safe for you. You can then place your order. 

After completing any associated assessment form, our pharmacists can then review your order. If approved, we can dispatch it to your chosen address, with options for next-day delivery. If for any reason your order is not approved, a full refund is issued.

About Care Clove Oil 

Care Clove Oil is a traditional natural remedy for toothache and dental pain. Clove oil contains eugenol, a natural anaesthetic that numbs the treatment area, preventing it from receiving pain signals.

Please note, using clove oil for toothache is only a temporary treatment - if you are experiencing longer-term dental problems, you should see a dentist.

Alternatives

Some patients may find that Care Clove Oil isn’t as effective at treating their symptoms. Here at Simple Online Pharmacy, we have a number of alternatives available, including;

• Orajel Dental Gel
• Panadol Period Pain Tablets Pack of 14
• Nuromol Double Action Tablets Pack of 24

Practical Tips

Toothache can be an incredibly painful experience. When our bodies are injured or infected, the tissue swells up. When a tooth is injured, the nerve tissue can only swell within the confines of the tooth itself, leading to immense pressure on a very sensitive area.

Follow these quick, simple tips to help with toothache, but remember these are only temporary help until you see a dental health expert.

Saltwater rinse - mix warm water and salt (one teaspoon to a glass), and swish the mixture around your mouth, particularly around the sore tooth. This may hurt at first, but you will notice a soothing effect shortly after.
Avoid extremes - hot drinks and cold foods such as ice cream can cause temperature shock. This can make your tooth more sensitive, and increase pain.
Avoid sugary drinks - sugar can create more chances for bacterial growth in damaged teeth. Many sweet drinks are also acidic, which can lead to more pain. Soft drinks often contain caffeine, which can irritate sore areas even further. Where possible, stick to warm water.
Apply a cold compress - an ice pack (even a pack of frozen veg!) can be wrapped in a towel and applied to the cheek to keep the area cool. These shouldn’t be used for longer than 20 minutes at a time. Do not apply ice directly to the tooth, as this can cause more damage and pain.
Choose the right painkiller - anti-inflammatory painkillers can help reduce swelling in infected teeth. A local anaesthetic, such as clove oil, can help reduce pain in a tooth. Over-the-counter pain medications can help with dental pain, but are not a replacement for dental health care. 

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How does Care Clove Oil work?

Care uses 100% clove oil in their product. Cloves contain a naturally-occuring anaesthetic called eugenol. This anaesthetic blocks the treatment area from receiving pain signals, meaning that toothaches will be temporarily removed. However, this is only a temporary measure - the pain will return.

While clove oil is  a traditional treatment, the effects of clove oil have been medically reviewed, Other essential oil treatments may not have been reviewed - please check to see that any products you use have been tested for use in treatment.

Care Clove Oil Side Effects

As with all medications, some users may experience side effects when using Care Clove Oil - however, most will not.

Some users have reported the following side effects;

• Skin irritation, including dermatitis and blistering
• Swelling of the tongue, mouth  or lips.
• Developing a sensitivity to clove oil

If you experience any of these side effects, stop using this product and speak to your doctor or pharmacist.

Before taking any medication, it is important to read the Patient Information Leaflet. You can find information leaflets for your medicines by typing them into the search bar at medicines.org, or by contacting us.

• Clove Oil BP Patient Information Leaflet (medicines.org.uk)

How To Use Care Clove Oil 

Add a few drops to a swab or cotton ball and apply directly to the affected area.

Avoid contact with skin or gums. Repeated use may cause damage to your gums.

See your dentist as soon as possible for advice, diagnosis or treatment.

Warnings for use of Care Clove Oil 

This product is not suitable for anyone who is allergic to clove oil, eugenol or peru balsam. It is not suitable for use in treating teething in children.

Speak to your doctor before using this product if you have diseased or damaged gum, or you experience issues with blood clotting, including if you are currently taking medication that prevents blood clotting. Clove oil may increase the effects of anti-clotting medications, such as warfarin. 

Swallowing a small amount once applied to your tooth should not cause problems. If you accidentally swallow a larger amount, such as straight from the bottle, seek medical advice straight away. Take the bottle with you to show what medication you have accidentally taken.

Store out of sight and reach of children.

Do not store above 25C.

This product may cause staining if spilled.

Do not use this product after the expiry date on the packaging.

Care Clove Oil Ingredients

Clove Oil 100% - There are no other ingredients.