TRIOPLAST (Triamcinolone Acetonide (0.1% w/w))

Trioplast Dental Paste is a medication classified as a corticosteroid, designed to offer temporary alleviation from oral inflammation and ulcers caused by injuries. Its mechanism involves diminishing inflammation and moderating the immune response within the affected region, leading to a reduction in swelling, discomfort, and redness. Prior to applying Trioplast Dental Paste, it is essential to clean and thoroughly dry the specific area in your mouth that requires treatment. Following this, a small quantity of the paste should be applied directly onto the lesion by gently pressing it into the area without rubbing. For optimal results, it is advisable to use the paste either at bedtime or after meals, as this allows the medication to adhere to the lesion for an extended period. It is important to refrain from consuming food or beverages for around 30 minutes post-application to ensure the paste remains in place. While using this treatment, be alert to any adverse effects such as mild irritation, stinging, or a burning sensation at the site of application. These effects are typically transient and should subside as your body becomes accustomed to the treatment. If these sensations continue or worsen, or if you experience any allergic reactions, it is crucial to stop using the paste and contact your healthcare provider. To reduce the risk of side effects, adhere strictly to the recommended dosage and avoid excessive application.