Topical anaesthetics

XILONIBSA SPRAY 10%

Topical anaesthetic for the oral mucosa with a pleasant banana flavour.

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.
Inhibition of the pharyngeal reflex (for radiographic imaging or impression).
Oral mucositis.
Simple extraction of primary tooth.
Dry socket.
Rubber-dam clamp placement.
Surgical treatment of the mucosal surface, such as superficial submucosal abscess incision.
Inhibition of reflexes during endotracheal intubation.
Root planning or scaling.

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Indications

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

Benefits

Fast anaesthetic effect
Pleasant banana flavour
Easy to apply

Duration

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

Composition

Each ml contains:

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

Presentation

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

Uses

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.