This website is informational for HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS only. Acyclonine MUM is only to be used and prescribed when in the opinion of the healthcare provider Acyclonine MUM is clinically significant over other commercially available products on the market.
What is Acyclonine MUM™?
Acyclovir / Triamcinolone Acetonide / Dyclonine HCI /
Dental Powder
Acyclonine MUM is a crucial tool in dental pain management, offering temporary relief from the intense discomfort often associated with various oral conditions as determined by the health care provider.
Health care providers may prescribe MUM to relieve symptoms linked to Acute and Chronic Oral Mucosal Ulcerations, Post Op Pain Management, Oral Mucositis in Cancer Patients, Traumatic Dental Injuries, Aphthous Ulcers, Abscesses, Necrotizing Diseases, Lichen Planus, Pemphigus, and Stomatitis.
MUM’s Patented delivery process allows for pinpoint application to focus the medicament on the lesion and not the whole mouth.
Acyclonine MUM contains:
- Acyclovir: anti-viral for fighting infection
- Triamcinolone Acetonide: an anti-inflammatory for reducing swelling
- Dyclonine HCL: anesthetic numbing agent
Bottle actuator uses a patented delivery technology that allows for higher dose application and a more accurate and precise delivery.
The Technology
This preparation is used by spraying medicated powder via bottle actuator onto the lesion or lesions. This medication is for intraoral use only; it is not intended for ophthalmic, nasal or dermatological use.
Warnings
If irritation develops, this medicine should be discontinued. This medication contains a corticosteroid; monitor your patient for HPA axis suppression if prolonged therapy is needed. Do not use if your patient experiences severe or troublesome adverse reactions, becomes pregnant or intends to become pregnant, or breastfeeds.
Precautions
Do not prescribe this medication if your patient has any hypersensitivities to dyclonine, acyclovir, or triamcinolone. Do not use if the patient has an active fungal or bacterial infection of the mouth or throat. A reduced dosage of dyclonine may be required in elderly patients and children.
Possible Side Effects
As reported for the individual active ingredients per scientific literature. Burning; itching; irritation; dryness; erythema; pain; stinging; blistering or peeling not present prior to therapy; perioral dermatitis; allergic contact dermatitis; maceration of the oral mucosa; hives; aphthous ulcers; secondary infection; atrophy of the oral mucosa; HPA axis suppression with systemic absorption; cardiovascular events with high plasma levels of dyclonine hydrochloride upon excessive dosage or rapid absorption; myocardium depression; hypotension; hypertension; bradycardia; cardiac arrest; drowsiness; convulsions; apprehension; euphoria; confusion; tinnitus; double vision; vomiting; twitching; sensations of heat; respiratory depression; respiratory arrest; nervousness, with excessive dosing; dizziness; blurred vision; tremors; diarrhea; nausea; sore gums.