All Teeth Problems Only One Solution
Description:
prasanna's Prakruthi Organic tooth powder which is derived from the heart of Ayurveda is a boon to your oral health care. The carefully selected ingredients deliver a fresh breath and improve your gum health with every use. This Prakruthi organic tooth powder can replace your toothpaste as it consists of potent ingredients. It has natural teeth whitening products such as clove, long pepper, babool bark, and cinnamon which are historically known to freshen the breath. While these ingredients are busy ensuring your gum health, rock salt adds a nice sparkle to your teeth. This herbal tooth and gum powder act as a natural toothpaste for sensitive teeth. It is an invaluable tooth powder as it gets rids of bad breath and takes care of your overall oral health. It can be used by all the members of your family.
Method Of Usage :
Wet your mouth, take the desired quantity, and gently massage your teeth with the powder. A slight tingling sensation will be noticed due to the presence of clove and pepper essential oils. Rinse with water. Repeat if necessary. This powder is non-foaming. Use twice a day or as necessary for optimum results. With regular use, long-standing problems of bad breath have been reported to disappear within three days. It is made with freshly ground ingredients from our farms and is free of any fillers, foaming agents, or preservatives.
Features& details
Delivers a fresh breath and improve your gum health with every use.
It has natural teeth whitening products such as clove, long pepper, babool bark, and cinnamon
It is an invaluable tooth powder as it gets rids of bad breath and takes care of your overall oral health.
Organic Certified Ingredients
Rock salt adds a nice sparkle to your teeth.
Ingredients ::
prasanna's Prakruthi Organic Tooth Powder is made from below ingredients naturally
Eucalyptus Leaves,Azadirachta-indica Leaves,pomegranate Leaves,Rock salt,Babool bark,Miswak Leaves,Guava Leaves,pepper,peppermint,Amla,Baheda, Harad {Triphala},Licorice root,Long pepper,Jamun Leaves,Jamun bark, Cinnamon,Ajwain,Millettia pinnata Leaves,Basil Leaves,Clove,Citric,Black salt,Nagar motha, Coriander,Mint Leaves,Coconut Shell activated Charcoal, Dry Ginger,Aloevera,Banyan Tree Roots, Apamarg Roots,Indian Acalypha, Mango Leaves
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Toothpastes contain a number of chemicals that carry out the essential functions – cleaning teeth and maintaining dental health. Most of them are safe, but number aren’t, even when the relevant authorities given them a clean bill of health.
DANGERS OF NEGLECTING YOUR ORAL HEALTH
Poor oral hygiene affects your mouth adversely. It causes bad breath, gum disease, decay, abscesses of a tooth, infections in the mouth and eventually tooth loss. But little do we know that neglecting oral hygiene can lead to serious health complications. For example, in the early stages of gum disease it shows symptoms of gingivitis, with bleeding gums when you brush. When left untreated it develops into periodontitis when the gums begin to pull away from the teeth. This allows bacteria to grow into newer pockets. Every time you brush bacteria are pushed into the body, which triggers inflammation.
Bacteria or other inflammatory chemicals that are released from the immune system as a result of infections in the mouth enter the bloodstream and influence the behavior of other tissues and organs making the impact systemic.
Studies have linked oral health to Type II diabetes, cancer and heart diseases. Diseases in the mouth due to lack of oral hygiene also affects nutrition. Due to the resulting pain and inflammation we tend to limit the consumption of fruits, vegetables and cereals.
Some studies have shown that a bacterium known as Fusobacterium nucleatum which is commonly implicated in gum diseases can reduce the ability of immune cells to recognize and destroy cancer causing cells.
Poor oral health is also linked to memory loss which is an early sign of Alzheimer’s disease. Some studies show that inflammatory chemicals released due to gum infections can end up inflaming the brain. This then results in brain cell death causing memory loss.
Bad oral health is linked to respiratory problems such as pneumonia and acute bronchitis. Infection-causing bacteria travel from the mouth to the bloodstream from where it gets access to lungs. This aggravates respiratory symptoms in some patients.
