Dr Talbots Soothing Gel for Sore Gums with Silicone Gum-EEZ Teether - 2-Piece Set

I believe this teething gel was a good buy for my baby. It really provided some relief to him so he could go to sleep. The tooth tray comes in very handy for those front teeth coming in and it's gentle on the gums. This combined with a cool teether works well. I recommended it to my other moms. Read more

No idea if the soothing gel does anything BUT the massaging toothbrush?? Amazing. My little girl sat and went to town on that thing for a solid 30 minutes. Drool everywhere but she was so happy. I would buy again and recommend to all. Read more

I used it for my aching gum and this stuff works, I mean it works. Read more

Our baby started getting his teeth in early at 1 month old (when they start that early the gums are thicker, so teeth take longer to come all the way out of the gums) and was screaming in pain from his little teeth. He’s now 3 months old with 5 teeth in and a 6th on the way, so we’ve tried a lot of different teething products to try to give him pain relief. We’ve tried 4 different teething gels/drops (Mommy’s Bliss daytime/nighttime teething gels, Dr. Talbot’s teething gel, Teething Tamer, and Punkin Butt teething oil) and Punkin Butt is the clear winner! The cloves have a natural numbing effect, and the thick consistency of Punkin Butt Oil makes it easy to apply to the gums with a finger or a baby toothbrush; our baby goes from wailing in pain to immediately calmer once we apply this stuff to his gums. I imagine the other ingredients either also help with pain-relief or help calm, but all we know is this was the most effective and most affordable teething product we’ve been able to find. Teething Tamer (which also has cloves in it) was decently effective too but it’s way too expensive at $25 a bottle, and it was also more watery, thus messier to apply. The other ones we tried (Mommy’s Bliss day/night gels and Dr. Talbots, which don’t contain cloves) didn’t seem to give him much immediate pain relief, but we did notice that they seemed to do more for the teeth that had already come through the gums than the ones actively coming out. I will say that they seemed to help reduce frequency of painful wailing episodes so they probably help some with discomfort but just not immediately. The nighttime Mommy’s Bliss gel did seem to help him sleep better. The Dr. Talbot’s has arnica (which helps with pain and inflammation) and comes with a teether, but again seems better for teeth that have already cut through the gums completely because it didn’t provide the immediate pain relief needing for when the teeth are actively coming in. If your baby is wailing in pain from new teeth cutting through the gums, Punkin Butt Oil is the clear way to go. Read more

This seems to be great for teething Since her first tooth popped in ! She absolutely loves the little rubber bristles and larger handle!! We will be buying one more for one the go , and or for back up if it gets lost ! Read more

Great for teething babies! All natural ingredients! Read more

I bought this product because I saw good reviews, however it didn't work well for my baby; the flavor was pleasant but he continued to be frustrated with his teeth. Read more

My son loves the teether that comes with this, it's one of his favorites. He's not a fan of pacifiers, so I was surprised by how much he loves the teether, I think the teeth tray like style really helps soothe his swollen gums. It's super easy to add the gel to the teether, think of it like a whitening tray. I drop some gel onto the teether and spread it along the ridges. To help even more, I keep the teether and gel in the fridge. I found this so helpful I've purchased the set twice so I can have an extra teether. I also really appreciate that the teether comes with a cover, makes it easy to travel with. The cover doesn't stay on super well, but works perfect for protecting the teether in the fridge or in the pacifier case I use to carry it on the go. The gel is good, and really seems to help take the edge off the discomfort. I've tried other brands of teething gel and this is the best for the price. The "organic" ones don't seem to help at all, and brands like Orajel come in such small quantities as to not be cost effective. I do keep some Orajel in stock as a back up, but honestly this has done the trick just as well in my opinion. Read more