Means "Dentokind" describes the instructions for use as a homeopathic preparation, which includes special diluted homeopathic components that can effectively eliminate pain. This medicine was developed specifically for prescribing to young children, and therefore is completely safe for this category of patients. The active substances that are present in the homeopathic preparation "Dentokind" (the instructions confirm this) are capable of reducing the severity of pain in a relatively short time, and eliminating edema and hyperemia of the gums. In addition, medical studies have shown that this analgesic and anti-inflammatory agent effectively prevents stool disorders and fever, which often occurs in babies with teething.
Features of the composition of the drug
The homeopathic medicine "Dentokind" is issued (instructions for it are necessarily in each package) in the form of flat-cylindrical white tablets intended for resorption. The composition of the tablet as the main ingredients includes belladonna,
pharmacy chamomile, iron phosphate, pransentis pulsatilla and sulfuris hepar. All of these substances are contained in dragees in the amount of fifteen milligrams. Additional elements are lactose monohydrate, microcrystalline cellulose, talc and magnesium stearate.
Area of use of the product
To use
anti-inflammatory tablets "Dentokind", the instruction generally recommends with the aim of eliminating the painful phenomena accompanying the period of teething in infants and young children. For example, these homeopathic dragee tablets for fever, hyperemia and gum edema very well help. In addition, they are shown to be used to stop ear pain and soreness in the oral cavity. From diarrhea, increased irritability and anxiety, provoked by dental eruption, the tool "Dentokind" (tablets) should also be used. The price of this homeopathic medicine is about three hundred rubles, and you can buy it today at almost any pharmacy.
The list of main contraindications
Pediatricians categorically do not recommend the use of this analgesic in young patients suffering from galactose intolerance or the so-called "malabsorption" of glucose galactose. This is due primarily to the fact that the composition of the drug includes lactose. In addition, it is not necessary to prescribe this homeopathic preparation to children with individual sensitivity to any of the auxiliary or active substances that are present in the composition. Younger patients suffering from a deficiency of lapp-lactase should also not be given an agent called Dentokind. The instruction does not recommend prescribing tablets to children with a pronounced allergic reaction.