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After washing my mouth out with colgate peroxide mouthwash a few times per day for past few days, my tongue feels burn pain when i drink liquid. i stopped using the mouthwash. will the burning heal?
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Yes, it will: The mild chemical burn will heal. Stop using the product and eat bland foods until the soft tissues heal. Afterwards, use the product sparingly.
Answered 11/17/2015
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Don't use: Peroxide burns. ACT may be a bit better or simply use diluted salt water
Answered 11/17/2015
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