PERIO – FLUSH

PERIO-FLUSH is ideal for rinsing periodontal pockets in various clinical situations:

• After tartar removal, it supports healing and faster tissue regeneration
• In the vicinity of teeth with difficult eruption, it facilitates hygiene and supports treatment in hard-to-reach areas.
• In interdental spaces, excellent for use where there are a lack of proper contact points.
• Helps maintain hygiene around orthodontic appliances.
• Prepares the area around teeth prior to extraction and promotes the healing process.
• Facilitates the maintenance of hygiene and gum health around prosthetic bridges.

Acute conditions – immediate intervention

After calculus removal

After scaling and the mechanical removal of deposits, we rinse the pockets to remove any residual crushed calculus and lingering deposits. This not only accelerates healing and reduces bleeding, but also reduces bacterial levels, promoting the regeneration of the epithelial attachment. Patients require a maintenance rinse until the pocket reaches a physiological depth.

Teeth with difficult eruption

Painful cases – lower eighths, fifths, upper canines and eighths – often erupt in crowding, surrounded by inflammation and covered by overhanging gingiva. As the patient is unable to clean these areas themselves, they require regular rinsing. In patients who choose not to surgically remove the overhanging gingiva, we use multiple maintenance rinses.

Pockets of teeth to be extracted

Teeth to be extracted often have extensive gingival inflammation. By rinsing the pockets before extraction, we reduce the risk of dry socket and limit the possibility of transmission of infection to the bone.

Inflammation of pockets under bridges and crowns

Lack of proper hygiene around the spans of bridges, crowns, denture brackets or orthodontic appliances leads to inflammation. Regular rinsing is necessary to avoid worsening the problem. In many cases, patients require cyclical rinsing every few months.

Chronic conditions – maintenance rinsing

After tartar removal

Rinse the pockets at regular intervals until they reach a physiological depth (4-5 mm).

Patients prone to acute inflammation: rinsing every 2-3 weeks

Patients with good oral hygiene: every 2-3 months

Maximum recommended interval: 3 months

Teeth with difficult eruption

Rinse pockets until the tooth erupts completely. If the inflammation persists, despite full eruption, and the gum does not disappear, removal is necessary. In many cases, orthodontic treatment eliminates the problem.

Rinsing under bridges and around crowns

In patients with fixed prosthetic restorations, hygienic neglect leads to inflammation of the gums and periodontium. Regular rinsing of pockets is a must to avoid:

✔️ Loss of bridge pillars

✔️ Worsening of inflammation

✔️ Development of secondary caries

Set of 10 syringes, each with a capacity of 3 ml

What is the difference between PERIO-FLUSH and Parosin?

PERIO-FLUSH is the latest (third) generation of periodontal pocket rinse, a successor to Parosin. The basic difference in the composition of both products is the lack of silver colloid in PERIO-FLUSH. PERIO-FLUSH technology is a result of the presence of domiphen bromide and the appropriate tonicity of the solution regulated by mineral salts.

The PERIO-FLUSH syringe dispenser has been optimized with a safe and tight luer-lock attachment.

How does PERIO-FLUSH work?

PERIO-FLUSH is a solution of mineral salts with the addition of a quaternary ammonium salt (domiphen bromide). The main action of the PERIO-FLUSH product is the mechanical removal of inflammatory content from the periodontal pocket.

Thanks to the use of a syringe set and a suitably curved applicator, the liquid can be precisely introduced and dosed into the periodontal pocket. The liquid flows out under pressure (small but sufficient), which facilitates rinsing, washing and cleaning the periodontal pocket from inflammatory content.

The use of surface-active domiphen bromide, on the one hand, facilitates the washing out of the contents of periodontal pockets (it is a surface-active substance with emulsifying properties), and on the other hand, it acts as a preservative and supports the antimicrobial activity of the product.

What does PERIO-FLUSH taste like?

The product is distinctly salty, with a delicate apple-mint flavor.

Can PERIO-FLUSH be used at home? Give to a patient?

The PERIO-FLUSH product is intended for professional use only, therefore its application can only take place in a dental office, under the supervision of a doctor. Attempting to perform such a procedure by the patient alone will not only be ineffective, but may also lead to damage of soft tissue, therefore the product should not be given/sold to patients for home use.

Is one PERIO-FLUSH syringe intended for one patient?

Due to the possibility of transmitting infection from patient to patient (cross-contamination), one syringe (and of course one applicator) may only be used for one patient, optimally – in one periodontal pocket.

How often should the rinsing procedure be repeated? How long does it take to see improvement?

We recommend performing this treatment every 1-3 months until the pocket is less than 5 mm.

A clear improvement should be visible after the first use of the medical device. Proper removal of inflammatory content from the periodontal pocket significantly reduces pain and significantly reduces swelling. The long-term effectiveness of rinsing will depend on whether rinsing managed to flush out all contamination from the pocket.

Can PERIO-FLUSH be used on children and pregnant women?

PERIO-FLUSH is safe and well tolerated by patients. There are no known cases of allergy or hypersensitivity to the product. If the patient is not allergic to any of the product’s ingredients, PERIO-FLUSH is safe and can be used without restrictions in adults and children over 6 years of age.

Why liquid and not gel?

PERIO-FLUSH is used to rinse gingival pockets, remove food residues, and wash out inflammatory content. Free rinsing of the pocket is only possible with a low-viscosity product. Therefore, PERIO-FLUSH cannot be a gel or settle in the pockets and/or on the gums.

Gel retention in the pocket “blocks” the gum and prevents the regeneration of epithelial attachment fibers.