When do babies start teething?

Some babies will already show signs of teething from their third month onward, even though the first tooth does not typically erupt until around six months.

How long does teething last in babies?

Teething in babies and toddlers can last until their third birthday. However, the individual duration will vary from one child to another, and every wave of teething can be different.

How can I tell that my baby is getting his or her first teeth?

If your baby is dribbling more than usual, likes to chew on objects, cries more often or is unsettled, these are typical signs of teething.

How can I tell if my baby is in pain during teething?

Your baby may rub his or her ears more often or like to chew on his or her gums. There may also be a loss of appetite or difficulties with breastfeeding or feeding.

What can help babies cope with teething?

In addition to applying Dentinox Gel care, we also recommend giving your baby plenty of attention and gently massaging the gums. Offer your baby cooling teething rings or cooled soft-boiled foods, such as pieces of carrot or cucumber, as these will help soothe the gums. On top of this, make sure you keep everything clean and hygienic in order to avoid infections.

Why does my baby get a sore bottom during teething?

A sore bottom during teething can be caused by increased salivation and irritation of the skin in the nappy area by the baby’s stool. Clean the skin carefully and use a suitable protective ointment such as Dentinox zinc ointment for nappy rash to alleviate irritations. Consult a paediatrician if the soreness doesn’t improve or gets worse.

Why does my baby get diarrhoea during teething?

Diarrhoea during teething can be caused by increased salivation, which can loosen a baby’s stool. In addition, the increased salivation can also make the stool more acidic. These factors can cause temporary diarrhoea. A balanced diet and adequate fluid intake can help to alleviate the symptoms.

Dentinox Gel care

Care between teething phases

The perfect addition to help your baby through the teething process

It can be a tiring time if your baby is just getting his or her first teeth. But don’t worry, we are here to help.

Once a tooth erupts it can leave your baby’s gums feeling sore and irritated. The teething gel Dentinox Gel care offers a gentle solution for alleviating discomfort and helping your baby to feel better. Our gel strengthens the oral microbiome of your baby and boosts natural defence mechanisms against harmful bacteria. This helps to protect oral health and supports the development of a healthy oral environment.

Dentinox Gel care is

Homeopathically Compatible
Vegan

Dentinox Gel care is free of

Sugar

Alcohol

Colourings

Fragrances

Lactose

Gluten

Central pharmacy number

PZN 19073616
Package content: 10g
PZN 19073622
Package content: 20g

Special properties of Dentinox Gel care

Soothes gums after eruption of a tooth
Strengthens the oral microbiome and boosts defenses against harmful bacteria
Compatible with homoeopathic treatments, vegan

Beipackzettel Dentinox Gel care

Information

Gentle teething without tears

A baby’s first teeth are already formed in the womb. When your baby is born, they are ready in his or her little jaw, waiting to erupt. When the first tips of the teeth start to appear at around 6 to 8 months this is often accompanied by a range of symptoms and pains, which can vary a great deal from one child to another.

Maybe you are familiar with this already – your baby is easily irritable, fretful, sleeps poorly and doesn’t want to eat? The most common reason for this is the sensitive gums, which are reddened, inflamed and painful.

This phase can be tiring for both of you, but Dentinox Gel care is a gentle cosmetic product that will help your baby get through it.

Composition

Effective ingredients

The ingredients have been carefully selected to ensure that they are safe for your baby. The chamomile blossom tincture is well known for its soothing and anti-inflammatory properties, while xylitol prevents tooth decay and therefore contributes to a healthy oral microbiome. The ferment of the patented probiotic lactic acid bacterium Lactobacillus plantarum and an acacia extract protect and care for your baby’s oral microbiome.

Chamomile

Anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and healing properties

Xylitol

Reduces tooth decay and remineralises teeth

Lactobacillus Ferment

Soothes the oral mucosa and strengthens their barriers

Acacia Senegal Gum

Promotes the remineralisation of teeth and the growth of useful bacteria

Further product information

Ingredients

Aqua, Glycerin, Xylitol, Chamomilla Recutia Flower Extract, Sorbitol, Carbomer, Panthenol, Lactobacillus Ferment, Acacia Senegal Gum, Laureth-9, Disodium EDTA, Polysorbate 20, Sodium Saccharin, Potassium Sorbate, Lactic Acid, Sodium Hydrixide

Application

Recommended dosage:

A pea-sized amount of Dentinox Gel care can be applied up to 3x per day to the gums of a teething baby. This will protect and support the oral microbiome and help the baby with mild teething symptoms.

Applied as a gentle and nurturing cosmetic, the chamomile blossom extract protects the gums and helps to reduce the inflammation that often accompanies teething. The pleasant chamomile flavour is suitable for babies and also ensures that you don’t have any problems applying the gel. Xylitol, Panthenol and Laureth-9 also help to keep your baby happy during the teething phase. Teething symptoms and complaints such as tooth decay, itching, brittleness and mild pain are reliably alleviated.

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