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Can i use oravig tablets overnight instead of each morning?
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The idea is: The recommendation is that u apply it to the mucosa after brushing your teeth in the morning.U want it to adhere for at least 6 hours because it is treating a fungal infection in the mouth and if it falls off and is swallowed u can replace it with another 1 once within that 6 hours. If u r asleep and swallow it u wouldn't know to replace it ( and drink a glass of water to help the other go down)
Answered 1/16/2015
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