BF-6glue, tubes, 10g

Composition

100 g of the drug contains

active ingredients:

bakelite varnish – 1.65 g,

polyvinyl butyral-9.7 g,

rosin-0.85 g

. excipients:

dibutyl phthalate-3.5 g,

castor oil-1.75 g,

ethyl alcohol-82.55 g

Pharmacological action

An isolating, wound-healing, antiseptic agent.

Indications

Microtrauma, postoperative sutures.

Contraindications

Individual intolerance to the components of the drug.

Side effects

: Burning sensation at the application site, allergic reactions.

How to take, course of use and dosage

Glue BF-6 is applied topically for adults and children  The use of BF-6 Glue is not recommended for children under one year of age. Before applying the BF-6 glue, the skin area is thoroughly cleaned of dirt.

A cotton or gauze swab is used to stop the bleeding and dry the area to be covered with glue. The latter is applied to the skin in a thin, uniform layer until the area of damage and adjacent undamaged tissues are completely covered (the bandage is not applied).

In case of violation of the integrity of the film, a new film is applied over it. In the surgical treatment of near-root foci of infection, the tooth root is thoroughly cleaned of granulation and cyst shell, bleeding is stopped, dried and covered with glue the part of the tooth root that protrudes into the defect of the jaw bone tissue, preventing glue from flowing onto the bone. After 1-2 minutes, the wound is dried, monitoring the filling of the near-root defect of the jaw with a blood clot. Further management of the postoperative period is usual.

The film is formed within 2-5 minutes after applying BF-6 and is firmly held on the skin for 2-3 days, and on the top of the tooth root for up to 7 days.

Form of production

Solution for external use of alcohol.

Storage conditions

Store in a dark place at a temperature not exceeding + 25 ° C, away from heating devices and open flames.

Shelf life

4 years

Active ingredient

Polyvinyl Butyral