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Dental practice

Dental preparations, compounded to order.

Mouthwashes, oral rinses, and topical dental preparations compounded from a dental prescriber's order — in the form and strength they specify.

PCAB
Compounding accredited
USP <795>
Non-sterile standards
Custom
Dose, form, strength
Compounding lab at TFC Pharmacy
Dental
Rx
What we can compound

Capabilities, to your prescriber's order.

The items here describe forms and options we can prepare. They are not treatment recommendations — your prescriber decides what's appropriate for the patient.

  • Mouthwashes and oral rinses compounded to order
  • Topical dental anesthetic preparations in gel, ointment, and rinse forms
  • Oral suspensions and custom strengths not available commercially
  • Coordination directly with your dental practice
Process

From script to your medicine cabinet, in four steps.

01

Prescriber sends Rx

eRx, fax (323-348-4213), or phone. We'll confirm receipt when we get your Rx.

02

Insurance check

We bill your plan first. If denied, we can quote a cash price after reviewing your prescription.

03

Compounded

Prepared by hand in our lab, in the strength and base your prescriber specified.

04

Pickup or delivery

Pickup in store or ask about local delivery — we'll confirm timing when your order is placed.

DENTAL COMPOUNDING

Dental preparations are compounded only from a valid, patient-specific prescription written by a licensed dental prescriber. This page describes compounding capabilities, not treatment recommendations. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved drug products. Call (323) 348-4205 to speak with a pharmacist.

Known by name

Formulas prescribers ask for by their working name.

Some compounds have been around long enough to have nicknames — short-hand prescribers use because writing out the whole formula takes a paragraph. Here's a working list of what we get asked for, with what's actually in each.

Magic Mouthwash

Oral rinse

Lidocaine 2% / Diphenhydramine / Maalox — equal parts. Some versions add nystatin or hydrocortisone (BMX or Mary's).

Use: As directed by the prescribing dentist or oncologist.

Questions about a dental formulation?

If your prescriber has already written the script, you can move it to TFC by phone. If you're a prescriber and want to consult on a formulation, we'd love to talk.