Oral Swab for Elderly
For the elderly, our dental care swabs are the ideal remedy. They offer gentle yet effective cleaning with a sponge density of 20-100kg/m³ for softness and durability, a 4-6 inch ergonomic handle for easy access, and a sponge head diameter of 15-20mm.
This ensures thorough, comfortable care for teeth, gums, tongue, and cheeks, even for caregivers assisting seniors with limited mobility.
For Daily Care
Managing Dry Mouth
- Moisturizing mouth sponge swabs hydrate and soothe, relieving discomfort and reducing infection risk.
Daily Cleaning and Hygiene Maintenance
- Oral swabs remove debris and bacteria, preventing bad breath, gum disease, and infections for better oral health.
For Post-Surgical or Sensitive Mouths
- After dental surgery or with dentures, swabs provide gentle cleaning without pressure, protecting delicate tissues and promoting hygiene during recovery.
For Disease Care
For elderly with limited mobility or dexterity
- Oral swabsticks are lightweight, easy to grip, and require minimal effort, making them ideal for individuals with arthritis, Parkinson's, or stroke who struggle with traditional toothbrushes.
For People with Cognitive Impairments
- For older adults with dementia or Alzheimer’s, swabs offer a gentle, non-invasive alternative to traditional tools, reducing stress and ensuring effective oral care.
For bedridden or critically ill patients
- For bedridden seniors or those on ventilators, swabs provide a simple, non-invasive solution to maintain oral hygiene, reduce bacteria, and prevent infections like aspiration pneumonia.
Cancer (Chemotherapy or Radiation Therapy)
- Use the suction swab and suction toothbrush to gently remove residual oral debris or oral secretions and provide soothing treatment, relieve irritation and promote healing of sensitive oral tissues.
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For Hospice and Palliative Care
End-of-Life Comfort
- Maintaining oral moisture and cleanliness to ensure comfort in the final stages of life.
Critical Illness Management
- Cleaning the oral cavity for patients on ventilators or undergoing intensive medical treatment.
Handling Drug Side Effects
- Glycerin swabsticks can be used to treat dry mouth brought on by chemotherapy, sedatives, or opioids.
Dementia or Cognitive Decline
- Simplifying oral care for patients unable to cooperate with traditional hygiene methods.
Frequency Recommendations for Optimal Results
General Hygiene
- Clean the oral cavity 2-3 times daily: morning, after meals, and before bedtime.
Dry Mouth Relief
- Use swabs to hydrate the mouth every 2-4 hours or as needed to relieve discomfort.
Critical Illness or Bedridden Patients
- For patients at higher risk of infections or complications, clean the mouth at least 3-4 times daily to maintain hygiene and prevent bacterial buildup.
Palliative or Hospice Care
- Provide care as frequently as needed to ensure comfort, especially for patients with severe dryness or difficulty swallowing.
