Protective oral OGT gel for topical application particularly indicated in the care of lesions of oral mucous membranes:
- Mouth ulcers
- Fragile gums
- Lésions related to wearing dentures

The sliding effect of OGT allows a gentle massage on the lesions to which a protector film adheres as a ‘’shield’’ against the aggressions (food, contact with the dentures...) Read carefully the instructions on the leaflet

Clinical study

Study title

Clinical study of the efficacy of a Carilene's dental gel applied to oral lesions.

InvestigatorS

Dr. F.Gonnon, Dr. Es-sciences odontologiques, chirurgien dentist, Head of clinical department, University hospital center - Lyon, France

Study design

Open, multi centric Patients suffering from oral lesions and/or stomatological pathology 137 patients
- prosthetic or accidental lesions
- Gingivitis, stomatitis
- periodontal disease
- mouth ulcers
- Others
This study is part of the CE marking.

Study procedure

- 2 applications per day
- 8 days treatment
- Visits at D0 and D8

Study objective :
Evaluation by the practionner and the patient of :
- rapidity of pain relief
- length of pain relief
- healing process
- For mouth ulcers crisis, comparison with previous episodes

Results

MOUTH ULCERS: COMPARISON WiTH PREVIOUS EPISODES
STATISTICAL REPORT RAPPORT N° 98274 - Dermscan, May 1998

OTHER CLINICAL TrIAL

TITlE

Clinical study to demonstrate the efficacy of a gel designed for patients with removable dentures. This study in part of the CE marketing.

INVESTIGATORS

Lacoste-Ferré M.H. Blandin M., Lodter J.P.

Study procedure

37 patients with complete removable dentures from 40 to 90 years old
2 applications per day for 12 patients
3 applications per day for 25 patients

Study objective :
To demonstrate the contribution of the gel on daily maintenance of the mucous membranes and facilitation of the wearing and integration of dentures.

Results

Budtz - Jorgensen classification



Publication

Article

Présentation of a gel designed for patients with removable dentures

Authors

Lacoste-Ferré M.H. Blandin M., Lodter J.P.

Journal

AlternativeS - N°18/ May 2003 p. 17 to 22