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URGO FILMOGEL Dentilia Baby gel dental pain 10ml soothes your baby's sensitized gums . This pen indicated in the event of dental teething is available in our organic pharmacy. Share your advice on advice on use and dosage with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
a muco-adhesive gel based on chamomile and marshmallow which soothes and softens the gums when the first teeth appear .
Urgo Filmogel Dentilia helps soften and relieve baby's gums during teething . Packaged in pen format tube, with an applicator tip, it is very convenient to use.
To soothe your baby's sensitive gums , Filmogel contains a synergy of ingredients.
The pen has a massaging tip that soothes baby's gums during painful teething .
Aqua, glycerin, carrageenan, cellulose gum, croscarmellose sodium, sodium benzoate, sorbitol, Anthemis nobilis flower extract, Althaea officinalis root extract, potassium sorbate, citric acid, alcohol (D. 0002%)
Share your opinion on the practical advice on using URGO FILMOGEL Dentilia Baby gel dental pain 10ml with our partner Avis checked after your purchase .
Do not administer to the child while lying down, or asleep, or before a meal.
Urgo comes in the form of a box containing a pen.
Teething is not always an easy task for infants. The symptoms are however very variable according to the children and according to the teeth which go out.
Baby growls, saliva, cries (more than usual), sleeps and eats badly, chews on everything in its path. The time for dental teething may have come.
Pain related to teething varies from child to child. Teeth that pierce may go unnoticed, especially for the first teeth . In other cases, their appearance may be accompanied by slight discomfort. A bluish cyst on the gum or an increase in salivation can also be observed when a tooth pierces. These symptoms last about 24 to 48 hours.
A few easy steps can réduires inconvenience related to dental pushed.
Did you know that your baby's teeth start to form during pregnancy? When your baby is born, the 20 primary teeth continue to develop under the gums. Then, between 3 and 7 months after birth, the first teeth break through the gums, a process known as teething. This can be a fairly uncomfortable time for the child and, of course,…
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