Ora-Aid Self-Adhering External Barrier Dressings.

• Adheres and Absorb – Ora-Aid adhesion is activated by contact with saliva. The gel-like state absorbs wound exudate. 

• Accelerate Healing – Protection from infection, food, brushing and tongue interference.   

• Easy, Convenient and Flexible – Easy to trim with quick adhesion. 

• Improve patient experience – Ora-Aid is comfortable with a pleasant minty flavour and can be replaced by patients if needed.  

ORA-AID KEY INDICATIONS

• Extraction sockets – especially as a barrier on open healing sites.

• Dental Implant and Bone Graft Sites.

• Soft Tissue Graft Sites – Recipient and Donor.

• Canker and Protection from orthodontic abrasions.

ORA-AID FEATURES

Ora-Aid comprises a lower mucoadhesive and absorbent layer (1), an upper protective layer (2) and a clear backing film (3) that is removed before application.   

When exposed to saliva and blood, the lower layer (1) becomes jelly-like, adhesive and adaptive.  The upper layer (2) creates a smooth protective surface. This layer is infused with a minty flavour. 

ORA-AID PRESENTATION

Ora Aid is available in two sizes. The Regular (Red) is 15mm x 25mm, and the Large (Green) is 15mm x 50mm. 

ORA-AID APPLICATION IS EASY

• Trim Ora-Aid to match the site before opening – a sterile paper or foil template helps create the ideal shape.

• Remove excess moisture from the site and apply Ora-Aid after peeling off the backing strip. 

• Apply pressure to ensure Ora-Aid has adhered. 

1. ORA-AID APPLICATION VIDEO: https://youtu.be/zmICGL7bcek

2. ORA-AID APPLICATION VIDEO SOCKET GRAFTING – https://youtu.be/4iMnZ-KgKN0

3. ORA-AID EXTENDED APPLICATION (Over Suture)

A cross-suture fixed on the labial and lingual tissues over Ora-Aid will provide extended application. This is especially valuable in implant and post-extraction sites where achieving tension-free closure adds unnecessary trauma and can compromise soft tissue aesthetics. 

INDICATION AND APPLICATION BROCHURE

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EVIDENCE / STUDIES

Topically Applied Oral Wound Dressing     Ora-Aid_Dankook(Eng translation)    Report Danilo Maeda – ENGLISH                RJDS_Vol14_I1_Jan-Mar 22_Article 8_Phebie A R_42-46  

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