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Perio Plus Focus Gel
Perio Plus Focus Gel provides precise, short-term care for specific areas of irritated or injured oral tissue. Its concentrated formula adheres to teeth, gums and oral mucosa, allowing a small amount to remain exactly where targeted support is required.
The 10 ml gel contains 0.5% chlorhexidine digluconate for strong local bacterial control, alongside Citrox®/P, hyaluronic acid, xylitol and a protective PVP/VA film. Citrox®/P combines bitter-orange bioflavonoids with polylysine for prolonged contact. Dab a small amount onto the affected area morning and evening for three to seven days, or follow individual professional directions. This specialised product is not intended as an unrestricted daily gel; use it under dental guidance and follow all supplied warnings.
What does Citrox® do in oral care?
Citrox® is great and comes direct from nature. More precisely: it’s a complex of 9 natural bioflavonoids, extracted primarily from bitter oranges. It is a tasteful combination of bioflavonoids to combat harmful bacteria and reinforces the properties of chlorhexidine (CHX). So, it is a perfect CHX partner in mouthwash Perio plus, as they fight harmful bacteria together.
Can I use Perio plus every day?
Perio plus and other CHX products are intended for specific oral care situations and should only be used according to the recommendations of your dental professional. For everyday oral care, a toothbrush and interdental brushes are usually all you need.
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