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Oral health conditions such as mouth ulcers, dry sockets, and viral infections are diagnosed and managed by your dentist or prescriber. Our pharmacy compounds dental preparations to the specifications they write, in strengths and dosage forms that are not commercially manufactured.
Our dental preparations include oral rinses, lip balms, dental pastes, and troches. Each is compounded with the agents a prescriber selects for the condition they are treating, whether an infection, inflammation, or nerve pain.
The conditions below are among those dentists and prescribers ask us to compound for. Each preparation is made only on a valid prescription.
Mouth ulcers and mucositis can cause significant pain and discomfort, making eating and speaking difficult. Prescribers commonly select agents that address inflammation and pain at the affected site. Our oral rinses and troches for these conditions are compounded to a prescriber's formula.
Mouth ulcer and mucositis preparations are compounded as rinses and troches to a prescriber's formula. Preparations containing morphine sulfate are Schedule II controlled substances and require a valid prescription.
Mouth ulcers and mucositis are managed by your dentist or prescriber. We compound the rinse or troche they prescribe.
Dry mouth can lead to discomfort, difficulty swallowing, and an increased risk of dental issues. Prescribers managing dry mouth may select agents that stimulate saliva production or help maintain moisture in the mouth. Our troches for dry mouth are compounded to the prescriber's specification.
Pilocarpine troches act as a muscarinic agonist that stimulates salivary secretion. Electrolyte and sorbitol troches are also compounded as prescribed.
Dry mouth preparations, including pilocarpine troches and electrolyte formulations, are compounded as prescribed.
Burning Mouth Syndrome is a challenging condition that causes persistent pain and discomfort in the mouth. Prescribers managing it may select agents that act on nerve activity and pain at the affected site. Our mouthwashes, oral rinses, and troches for this condition are compounded to a prescriber's formula.
Burning Mouth Syndrome preparations are compounded with the agents a prescriber specifies, such as doxepin, amitriptyline, gabapentin, lidocaine, or capsaicin.
Burning Mouth Syndrome is diagnosed and managed by your dentist or prescriber. We compound the preparation they prescribe.
Angular cheilitis, also known as angular chelosis, is a condition characterized by painful cracks and sores at the corners of the mouth. It is often caused by fungal or bacterial infections. Prescribers commonly select a combination of antifungal and anti-inflammatory agents. Our topical gels and creams for angular cheilitis are compounded to the prescriber's formula.
Angular cheilitis preparations are compounded with antifungal and anti-inflammatory agents as prescribed.
Angular cheilitis is diagnosed and managed by your dentist or prescriber. We compound the topical preparation they prescribe.
Oral lichen planus is a chronic inflammatory condition that affects the mucous membranes inside the mouth, causing painful sores and irritation. Prescribers managing it may select topical corticosteroids or immunomodulators. Our oral rinses and troches for oral lichen planus are compounded to the prescriber's formula.
Oral lichen planus preparations are compounded with topical corticosteroids or immunomodulators a prescriber specifies.
Oral lichen planus is diagnosed and managed by your dentist or prescriber. We compound the rinse or troche they prescribe.
Oral Candida, commonly known as thrush, is a fungal infection that affects the mouth and throat. It leads to white patches, discomfort, and difficulty swallowing. Prescribers treat it with antifungal agents. Our oral suspensions, troches, and rinses for oral Candida are compounded with the antifungal and strength the prescriber specifies.
Antifungal preparations for oral candidiasis are compounded as suspensions, rinses, and troches when a prescriber specifies them.
Oral Candida is diagnosed and managed by your dentist or prescriber. We compound the antifungal preparation they prescribe.
Oral herpes, commonly known as cold sores, is a viral infection caused by the herpes simplex virus. It leads to painful blisters and sores around the mouth. Prescribers managing outbreaks commonly select antiviral agents. Our lip balms and ointments are compounded with acyclovir or other agents the prescriber selects.
Antiviral lip preparations are compounded with acyclovir or other agents a prescriber selects.
Oral herpes and viral infections are diagnosed and managed by your dentist or prescriber. We compound the antiviral preparation they prescribe.
Dry sockets occur when the blood clot at the site of a tooth extraction becomes dislodged. This leads to severe pain and delayed healing. Dentists managing dry sockets may prescribe preparations addressing pain and inflammation at the site. Our dental pastes are compounded with the anesthetic, antiseptic, and analgesic agents the dentist specifies.
Dry socket pastes are compounded with eugenol, iodoform, and anesthetic agents as directed by the treating dentist.
Dry socket pastes are compounded on a dentist's prescription.
Oral health conditions are diagnosed and managed by your dentist or prescriber. We compound dental preparations to your dentist's or prescriber's specifications. Compounded preparations are not FDA approved and are made only on a prescriber's order.
