My sister gave me a bottle of this orajel mouthwash it's a new bottle said it didn't work for her used it to rinse my mouth out when I was in a hurry so going to try it to see if it will help me where I had a tooth pulled yesterday my mouth is really sore the tooth was deep and gave the dentist a fit when he pulled it my mouth is really sore this morning so going to see if it helps he gave me antibiotics and pain meds so will try and see what this mouthwash does for me, will update if it does help me.

ABrandon1

Elizabethton Tn.

After having a tooth extracted, the dentist suggested that I use Orajel Antiseptic Mouth Rinse during the healing process. This mouth rinse is amazing. As soon as it touched my mouth, I could feel it working. The rinse not only eases pain but also fights germs, which is great. The Orajel Antiseptic Mouth Rinse didn't have a bad taste and didn't have the burning sensation that I have gotten with other mouth rinses. I was very pleased with the results that I got from the Orajel Antiseptic Mouth Rinse, From now on when I am scheduled for a dentist appointment, I will definitely make sure that I have this product on hand. In my opinion I think that Orajel Antiseptic Mouth Rinse is a very helpful product and I will continue to use. The rinse is a little more expensive than regular mouthwash, but is well worth the price. I would definitely recommend this mouth rinse to everyone.

ghobbs1

USA

I actually saw this product recently on Viewpoints for the first time and bought it because I use Orajel for my canker and cold sores. The first day I tried it I liked it. It has the same soothing effect as the original Orajel gel. My pain went away for about two hours and then I repeated it again. I get embarrassed about my canker sores and hate treating them while I am at work. I bought a small empty travel size bottle at the store and poured some of the Orajel Mouth Rinse in it. It makes it easy for me to use because anyone who sees it thinks it is just mouthwash. It works great at reducing the pain although I have found that the pain returns if I drink anything afterward. It is very affordable and works more effectively than other products I have tried. The rinse leaves a good taste in my mouth. I love the fact that I do not have to get a prescription and cant treat on my own.

LeslieJ1

USA

Orajel antiseptic mouthwash really helped after I had dental surgery. I had dental surgery and my mouth was sore and healing, I tried the Orajel Antiseptic Mouth Wash and it gave me quite a bit of relief. My mouth seemed to heal quicker and also the pain went away after using the Orajel mouthwash for one day. I will have to say that the mouthwash did not taste really good and that it had a different consistency (foamy) when I used it. But it did work as it is suppose to. It was expensive too but it is not made for long term use, only to use if you have an issue with sores or pain. As far as mouthwash goes and making your breath fresh, this mouthwash did help with that especially after dental surgery, but it is not the best at long lasting freshness. Also the flavors that this comes in is very limited so if you don't like the traditional mints, then you probably won't like this mouthwash.

sassey1111

Toledo, OH

I have had different problems with my teeth for quite a while now & because of a fear of dentists & no insurance didn't go to a dentist. This product is amazing, it has helped me every time. I've even had an infected tooth on a couple of occasions & it works for that too. I would highly recommend it to anyone that asks.

pattyeve

USA

One inevitability of wearing any type of dental appliance is that sooner or later you'll develop some type of mouth sore, most commonly an irritated or scraped gum. For immediate relief I generally count on **Orajel Mouth Sore Medicine Gel**. But aside from taking care of the immediacy of the pain, it's important to promote healing of the irritated gum. While mouth sores heal quickly on their own, when it's your mouth healing can't come soon enough. Household Hydrogen Peroxide will do the trick, but at 3% concentration it's a bit harsh and let's face it; it tastes awful! **ORAJEL ANTISEPTIC MOUTH SORE RINSE** For me, a far more palatable alternative is Orajel Antiseptic Mouth Sore Rinse. The active ingredient (Hydrogen Peroxide 1.5%) is gentler all around and it's carried in an effervescent, mint-flavored rinse. When I have a gum abrasion, I'll generally use the rinse at bed-time while giving my denture a good overnight soak. According to the directions, I swish about half a capful around in my mouth for a minute ore so before spitting it out. Usually, as long as I haven't neglected the sore, my gum feels nicely healed by morning. Orajel Antiseptic Mouth Sore Rinse can be used up to 4 times daily as needed, but I've yet to need it more than twice during a day. The quick, complete healing properties of Orajel Antiseptic Mouth Sore Rinse stop little sores from becoming big infected sores. Sure, it's more expensive than common hydrogen peroxide, but it's gentler on mouth tissue and its taste is a vast improvement. I recommend it.

RudiXeno

Boca Raton, FL

When I went looking for a strong mouth rinse to combat some dental problems, I was surprised to find **Orajel Antiseptic Mouth Rinse **on the shelf. I thought Orajel only came in little tubes of ointment for your gums. Since I like their other products I decided to try it. **Orajel Antiseptic Mouth Rinse** comes in a 16 fluid ounce bottle. The label says it promotes healing of mouth sores and kills bacteria in your mouth. Since I had a toothache and puffiness on the gumline, I thought this was just what the doctor ordered. Orjael in designed to promote the healing of the following problems: -      Gum Irritation -      Canker Sores -      Cheek bites -      Denture irritation -      Removal of phlegm -   ·  Removal of mucus It contains hydrogen peroxide (1.5%) as an active ingredient. When I first tried **Orajel mouthwash** I was afraid it was not strong enough. The taste is very mild mint - not mediciny like Listerine.  But I gave the product a good 24 hours to prove itself and rinsed my mouth numerous times. After a few hours I noticed the puffiness in my gums was starting to recede. While it was still red and puffed-out, it did not hurt quite as much. The next morning I continued the routine of rinsing with Orajel and the gum irritation declined rapidly. It worked! I still plan to see my dentist to address the toothache and gum inflammation. But **Orajel** has helped reduce the pain and swelling for the time being. My only complaint is I wish the flavor were a bit stronger. But if you don't like a very strong taste in mouthwash (like Listerine has) this product may be the perfect choice.  

JovialCougar

Denver, CO