Dentistry Compounding
Compounded Medications, Delivered Free Anywhere in Texas.

UnityRX Pharmacy is a compounding pharmacy in Plano, TX that prepares patient-specific oral rinses, gels, pastes, and other dosage forms for dental and oral health needs. Sometimes a dentist or oral surgeon needs a strength, flavor, or combination that just isn't sitting on a shelf anywhere — a rinse without dye or alcohol for a sensitive patient, say, or a paste made to stay put at a treatment site longer than the standard version does. That's where we come in. Our compounding pharmacists work directly with your dentist's office to prepare it to their exact specifications.
What Dental Compounding Covers
Dental compounding tends to fall into a few buckets. There's dry mouth relief, mouth sore and irritation comfort, care after an extraction or other procedure, and topical gels for jaw and TMJ-area discomfort. We also flavor preparations so kids will actually use what's been prescribed to them. Each one is made to order based on your dentist's or oral surgeon's prescription; strength, flavor, and dosage form all come from the prescriber, not off a shelf.
How the Process Works
Your dentist or oral surgeon sends us a prescription specifying the preparation, strength, and dosage form. Our pharmacists review it, compound it in-house, and package it for pickup or free delivery anywhere in Texas. Most preparations are ready promptly of receiving a complete prescription; we'll let you know if a particular formulation needs additional time.
Compounded preparations are made pursuant to a valid prescription from a licensed dentist, oral surgeon, or physician and are tailored to that specific prescription. Always follow your prescriber's instructions and consult your dental provider with any questions about your specific preparation.

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- Dentistry Compounding – DFW Metroplex
- Dentistry Compounding – North DFW
- Dentistry Compounding – East DFW
- Dentistry Compounding – South DFW
- Dentistry Compounding – West DFW
- Dentistry Compounding – Northeast Texas
- Dentistry Compounding – Central Texas
- Dentistry Compounding – West Texas
Some of the Conditions We Support
| Condition | Learn More |
|---|---|
| Dry mouth (xerostomia) | Dry Mouth (Xerostomia) Compounding |
| Mouth sores & oral mucositis | Oral Mucositis & Mouth Sore Compounding |
| Post-extraction & post-procedure care | Post-Extraction & Post-Procedure Oral Care Compounding |
| TMJ & jaw discomfort | TMJ & Jaw Discomfort Compounding |
| Pediatric dental flavoring needs | Pediatric Dental Compounding |
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you offer home delivery?
Yes. We ship compounded medication anywhere in Texas once your medication is prepared. No trip to the pharmacy required.
How do I send my prescription to UnityRX Pharmacy?
There are a few ways to get your prescription to us:
- Fax: Ask your doctor's office to fax it to 972-214-0351.
- E-prescribe: Your doctor's office can send it electronically to UnityRX Pharmacy.
- Call us: Call 972-214-0350 and give us your prescriber's contact information — we'll reach out to them directly.
- Online transfer: Use our online transfer form and include your prescriber's contact information so we can reach them.
Does insurance cover compounded dental preparations?
Coverage for compounded medications varies by plan and by preparation; our team can help you check your specific benefits before we compound your prescription.
Can my dentist call in or fax a prescription directly?
Yes, prescribers can send prescriptions by phone, fax, or electronic prescription; we coordinate directly with your dental office.
Will my preparation be sugar-free or dye-free?
Many dental preparations can be made without added sugar, dyes, or alcohol when specified on the prescription; ask your prescriber if this is a concern for you.
UnityRX Pharmacy LLC is a licensed compounding pharmacy. Compounded dental preparations are prepared pursuant to a valid prescription from a licensed dentist, oral surgeon, or physician for an individually identified patient. Consult your dental provider regarding whether a compounded preparation is appropriate for you.



