ChemoMouthpiece, LLC

04/16/2026

We’re proud to partner with Pink Ribbon Good to support awareness and education around oral mucositis and proactive care.

04/15/2026

Starting chemotherapy soon?

Some side effects can begin earlier than patients expect. Mouth sores (oral mucositis) can start during the first weeks of chemotherapy.

Symptoms such astenderness or redness in the mouth can quickly progress to painful sores. Because symptoms can worsen quickly, knowing what to watch for can help.

Speak with your careteam BEFORE your first infusion about how chemotherapy can impact your mouth.

04/13/2026

What happens when oral mucositis is better managed during chemotherapy?

Beyond the physical discomfort, oral mucositis can lead to additional medications, time in the hospital, and disruptions to treatment.

Research continues to show that addressing oral mucositis may help improve the overall treatment experience for patients.

04/08/2026

New research continues to highlight the broader impact of reducing the incidence and severity of oral mucositis, not only for comfort, but to help patients stay on track with treatment.

Oral mucositis is a common and often debilitating side effect of chemotherapy, causing painful mouth sores that can make it difficult to eat, speak, and stay on treatment.

For some patients, these symptoms can make it harder to continue treatment as planned.

04/07/2026

As Oral Mucositis Awareness Day wraps up, we’re thinking about the quiet challenges chemotherapy patients face, like trying to eat, talk, or sleep through the pain of oral mucositis.

The Chemo Mouthpiece® medical device was created by a cancer survivor who experienced firsthand the painful impact of oral mucositis. FDA 510(k) cleared, the device is clinically proven to reduce the incidence and severity of chemotherapy induced oral mucositis in adult patients.

Being informed before treatment begins can help patients feel more prepared for what’s ahead.

Learn more about the Chemo Mouthpiece and see Important Safety Information at https://chemomouthpiece.com/

04/07/2026

Each year, millions of Americans begin cancer treatment, and about half will receive chemotherapy. Some chemotherapy side effects, like mouth sores, aren’t always visible, but chemotherapy can affect the mouth early in treatment, causing oral mucositis.

Oral mucositis can interfere with eating, talking, and daily life. In some cases, it may increase the risk of infection, lead to ER visits or hospitalization, or even disrupt treatment.

Learning about oral mucositis BEFORE chemotherapy begins can help patients better understand the risks and available proactive options.

Today is Oral Mucositis Awareness Day. Follow along as we share more about OM and its impact on patients.

04/07/2026

The painful mouth sores of oral mucositis can begin early during chemotherapy and can interfere with comfort, nutrition, and daily life. In severe cases, oral mucositis can increase infection risk and result in ER visits and hospitalization.

Understanding oral mucositis before starting treatment and the proactive steps you can take can help you feel more informed and prepared.

Preparation starts BEFORE the first infusion.

Today is Oral Mucositis Awareness Day. Follow along as we share more about OM and its impact on patients.

04/07/2026

It’s been a privilege getting to know so many incredible oncology nurses this year, both at ONS Congress and through local chapter events nationwide. We’re grateful for your commitment to improving patient care, including support for those facing oral mucositis. Wishing you a well-deserved Oncology Nursing Day!

Happy Oncology Nursing Day! Today, we celebrate the dedication, resilience, and expertise of oncology nurses who strive for excellence every day. Thank you for the countless ways you ease fear and shape the future of oncology nursing with every patient you care for. 💙🧡

04/07/2026

Chemotherapy can cause redness and inflammation of the tissue in the oral cavity and painful mouth sores, known as oral mucositis (OM).

OM is one of the most painful and disruptive side effects of chemotherapy. It can make eating, drinking, and speaking painful, lead to unintended weight loss, increase risk of infection, and even disrupt chemotherapy treatment schedules.

For many cancer patients, OM is more than just a side effect, it’s a painful disruption to daily life.

Today is Oral Mucositis Awareness Day. Follow along as we share more about OM, its impact, and simple steps patients can take to support their oral health during treatment. Learn more here: https://chemomouthpiece.com/what-is-oral-mucositis/

04/06/2026

Tomorrow April 7, 2026 is Oral Mucositis Awareness Day, when we shine a light on the painful and often debilitating mouth sores caused by chemotherapy. Oral mucositis (OM) can make eating, drinking, smiling, and speaking painful. It can lead to unintended weight loss, increase risk of infection, and even disrupt chemotherapy treatment schedules.

For many cancer patients, OM is more than just a side effect, it’s a painful disruption to daily life. That's why it's important to talk with your care team about OM before treatment begins.

Please follow along to help raise awareness of this serious chemotherapy side effect and its impact on so many cancer patients. Learn more: https://www.mucositisawareness.org/

04/03/2026

We’re live at the Canada Health and Medical Expo in Edmonton! We're looking forward to meeting with distributors to share how oral cryotherapy is helping improve comfort and quality of life for patients undergoing chemotherapy.

If you’re attending the show, please stop by to see the Chemo Mouthpiece® medical device. FDA 510(k) cleared in the United States and clinically proven to reduce the incidence and severity of chemotherapy induced oral mucositis in adult patients.

See Prescribing Information and Important Safety Information at ChemoMouthpiece.com

04/01/2026

We’re proud to continue our work in Mexico with a recent visit to the Nacional Autónoma de México in Mexico City, alongside our distribution partner, Tecno Comercial Paktli.

It was great connecting with this team of healthcare professionals and engaging in meaningful conversations around improving supportive care for patients undergoing chemotherapy.

We value this shared commitment to advancing patient care and expanding access to supportive care solutions across Mexico and beyond.

We look forward to continuing this important work together.