$88.18

• 10 Gram syringe supports localized gel placement
• Hydrogel coats extraction and oral wound sites
• Food-based formula contains six ingredients
• Ready-to-use syringe requires no mixing or curing
• Suitable for surgical and mucosal wound care
• Quantity: 5 per Pack

Septodont ORASOOTHE Sockit Gel Syringe is used for localized oral wound protection and pain management after invasive dental procedures and for other injuries or irritations of the oral mucosa. This oral hydrogel wound dressing is designed for direct placement at extraction sites, bone grafting sites, implant procedures, laser-treated areas, scaling sites, ulcers, and orthodontic irritations, and its syringe delivery format lets clinicians place the gel directly over the affected area so the wound can be coated without a separate applicator or additional preparation step. Each pack contains 5 syringes at 10 Grams each.

Dental offices ordering oral wound dressing gel from their supplier can buy this ready-to-apply syringe format for its food-based composition, since the hydrogel is made from six food-based ingredients formulated without artificial components, containing mannose polysaccharides from aloe vera, xylitol, and small amounts of essential oils from cinnamon, clove, and thyme, giving practices a straightforward wound-care option without synthetic additives to discuss with patients concerned about ingredient sourcing. ORASOOTHE Sockit Gel works by providing a hydrogel layer over injured oral tissue, creating localized coverage at the wound site while supporting post-procedure pain management and wound care. The syringe allows the clinician to dispense enough material to coat and cover the affected area directly, including extraction sockets and localized surgical sites. Its gel consistency supports direct placement without requiring mixing, curing, or attachment of a separate delivery component, and this oral hydrogel wound dressing format supports precise application to individual treatment areas rather than broad distribution across the entire oral cavity, giving clinicians a targeted option for post-surgical, hygiene, orthodontic, and mucosal wound-care situations encountered across a range of routine and specialty dental procedures performed daily.