Do you have a dental problem that has not responded to traditional treatment?

Each patient is unique, and some patients do not find relief or may have side effects with traditional medications. Sadly, many patients mistakenly believe that they have no viable options and so they continue to suffer needlessly. For these individuals, a compounding pharmacist can be a lifesaver. Compounders differ from traditional pharmacists because they have special equipment and have received extensive additional education and training in the art of compounding which allows them to offer you unique solutions.

Here are some solutions we’ve developed for dentists and patients:

  • Lip balms for cold sores (herpes) and other viral lesions
  • Transdermal (applied to the skin) muscle relaxants/pain relievers
  • Topical anesthetics
  • Transdermal anti-nausea medications
  • Medicated lollipops for oral thrush
  • Mouth rinses for canker sores (aphthous ulcers)
  • Lozenges or rinses to relieve mucositis caused by radiation or chemotherapy
  • Medicated “mucosal bandage” to cover ulcerated, infected, or tender mouth tissue
  • Mouth rinses to minimize oral bleeding during dental procedures for patients who take anticoagulants
  • Lozenges to suppress the gag reflex

Call us with your questions and medication problems. We will partner with your dentist to help you and your smile!

Why Potter’s House Apothecary?

Trust is key when you are working with a compounding pharmacy to provide your medication. In addition to our voluntary PCAB Accreditation, our pharmacy is USP 795, 797, and 800 compliant. We use high-quality ingredients (from FDA-inspected facilities) and leverage state-of-the-art technology to produce medications that meet your healthcare provider's exact specifications. You can have confidence that your medication has been compounded by an accredited pharmacy under rigorous quality standards.

Disclaimer:

These are compounded medications prepared by Potter's House Apothecary pursuant to a prescription. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved, and the FDA does not review them for safety or effectiveness. Statements on this page have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Discuss the risks, benefits, and contraindications with your licensed provider. Individual results vary.

Let us know how our experienced pharmacists can help you!

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