XILONIBSA SPRAY 10%

Topical anaesthesia for mucous membranes in surgery, obstetrics, dentistry and otorhinolaryngology.

The dosage varies in accordance with the area to be anaesthetised, the extent of tissue vascularization, individual tolerance, and the anaesthetic technique to be used. 

1 to 5 applications on the mucosa. 

3 sprays to the maxillary sinus puncture. 

Maximum of 20 pulses or 3 mg/kg of body weight per day, administering the lowest dose possible that provides the required anaesthetic effect. 

Recommended administration: sprayed onto a dry mucous membrane. 

• Fast anaesthetic effect
• Pleasant banana flavour
• Easy to apply

ONSET OF ACTION: 1-3 min
Anaesthesia of the mucous membrane: 15 min

Each ml contains:

• Lidocaine 100 mg
• Ethanol 96º
• Menthol
• Saccharine
• Macrogol 400
• Banana flavouring
• Purified water

Box with one 50 ml glass flask with a plastic push button and 2 plastic cannulas

Topical anaesthesia with lidocaine can be used in dentistry for:  

• Desensitisation of the mucous membranes.
• Needle insertion for conduction or infiltration anesthesia.
• Control of pain in a wounded area.
• Placement of orthodontic bands.
• Oral mucositis.
• Dry socket.
• Inhibition of the pharyngeal reflex (for radiographic imaging or impression).
• Simple extraction of primary tooth.
• Rubber-dam clamp placement.
• Surgical treatment of the mucosal surface.
• Inhibition of reflexes during endotracheal intubation.
• Root planning or scaling.