🦷 What Is Elmex Gelee?
Elmex Gelee is a highly concentrated fluoride gel designed for weekly use to prevent cavities, remineralize tooth enamel, and reduce tooth sensitivity. It contains:
Sodium fluoride (1.25%)
Olaflur (amine fluoride)
Calcium fluoride complex
This potent formulation enhances the tooth’s natural defenses and is ideal for people at high risk of dental caries or enamel erosion.
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✅ What Is Elmex Gelee Used For?
Elmex Gelee is used for:
Preventing dental caries in children and adults
Remineralizing early enamel lesions
Protecting sensitive teeth (exposed necks, acid wear)
Cavity protection during orthodontic treatment
Post-whitening care to reduce sensitivity
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🌟 Key Benefits
Strengthens tooth enamel with high fluoride levels
Reduces acid attacks from plaque bacteria
Protects exposed dentin and root surfaces
Helps restore minerals lost due to acidic food or drinks
Suitable for children from 6 years old under supervision
Once-weekly application – effective with minimal effort
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💡 How to Use Elmex Gelee
Use once per week, preferably at night
Brush teeth with toothpaste first and rinse
Apply a pea-sized amount of Elmex Gelee onto a toothbrush
Brush for 2–3 minutes, especially around high-risk areas
Do not swallow
Spit out excess, and do not rinse afterward – let the fluoride sit
Avoid eating/drinking for 30 minutes
> For children under 6, consult a dentist before use.
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⚠️ Warnings & Precautions
Do not swallow
Not suitable for daily use unless prescribed
Store out of reach of children
For external oral use only
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🧾 Product Summary
Feature Description
Product Name Elmex Gelee Dental Gel
Active Ingredients Olaflur, Sodium Fluoride (1.25%)
Format Fluoride gel
Volume 25 g tube
Use Frequency Once per week
Age Group Children 6+, adults
Manufacturer CP GABA / Elmex (Colgate-Palmolive)
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✅ Final Thoughts
Elmex Gelee is a simple yet powerful solution for long-term cavity prevention and enamel care. Ideal for those with sensitive teeth, orthodontic appliances, or a high risk of tooth decay, this weekly gel reinforces your teeth’s natural barrier against acid, bacteria, and erosion.
