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The Best Topical for Dental Procedures is The Best Topical in Town

The best topical for dentists is the Best  Topical in Town (BTT 12.5). This gel is an effective combination of three anesthetic ingredients and a vasoconstrictor. It is often used as a pre-injection topical anesthetic for soft tissue and palatal procedures.

Compound topical anesthetics like BTT 12.5 are used for a variety of procedures including:

  • Scaling and root planing
  • Soft tissue and palatal procedures
  • Pre-injection numbing
  • Placement of orthodontic Temporary Anchorage Devices (TADs)
  • Taking impressions and intra-oral radiographs

BTT 12.5 is available in five different flavors in an extra-thick gel and is packaged in plastic squeeze bottles (oral syringe and adapter included).

Dental Ointment

The Best Topical in Town  is also available in a thick plasticized ointment base. This ointment can be applied with a Q-Tip or micro-brush to the dried mucosal surface prior to the procedure.

BTT Instructions

The ingredients in this topical anesthetic include lidocaine 12.5%, tetracaine 12.5%, prilocaine 3%, and phenylephrine 3%. Together these ingredients offer the most powerful topical anesthetic available. Because the combined anesthetics are powerful, it is important to follow a few basic instructions.

  1. Clean and dry the area where topical anesthetic gel will be applied.
  2. Apply dental anesthetic gel sparingly to the mucosa.
  3. Rinse off within 2-3 minutes to avoid sloughing of tissue.
  4. Full anesthesia will occur in about 5 minutes and last around 20-30 minutes.

NOTE: DENTAL ANESTHETIC GELS MAY CAUSE NECROSIS (SLOUGHING OF TISSUE). DO NOT LEAVE GEL ON MUCOSA LONGER THAN 2-3 MINUTES.

 

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