Dabur Meswak Toothpaste
- Contains chemicals
- Contains Meswak plant extract
- Ayurvedic toothpaste
- Free from flouride
- Pocket-friendly
About Dabur Meswak Toothpaste
Ayurvedic products are always welcomed, they are free from any chemical and take us close to nature. From time to time we visit mother nature for getting solutions of our problems, be it related to skin, hairs or any other ailment, Mother Nature always have a solution of our problem. Even in the case of oral problems, Mother Nature is with us for giving us a caressing feel and a helping hand. This time, the help is in the form of Dabur Meswak Toothpaste, this toothpaste is an ayurvedic approach towards solving dental issues,it contains the extracts of meswak plant, whose tiny branches have been used as toothbrushes, Dabur Meswak Toothpaste is refreshing and is free from flouride, which is the main content in many kinds of toothpaste, researchers have shown that flouride in used in fatal products as well, so even getting flouride in negligible quantity should be avoided, Dabur Meswak Toothpaste do not have any flouride and is close to nature, it has a refreshing smell of Saunf in it, which added to the natural ingredients in the toothpaste, makes Dabur Meswak a good toothpaste.
Benefits of Dabur Meswak Toothpaste
- Cleans plaque
- Removes tarter
- Pocket-friendly
- Easily available
- Fluoride free
- Close to nature
- Refreshes breath
- Solves toothache
- Fights tooth decay
- Removes blisters on tongue
- Recommended by dentists
Key Ingredients of Dabur Meswak Toothpaste
Calcium Carbonate, Sorbitol, Purified Water, Silica, Sodium Lauryl Sulphate, Flavor Sodium Silicate, Sodium Carrageenate, Sodium Carboxy Methyl Cellulose, Meswak (Salvadora persica) Extract and Sodium Saccharin.
1. Miswak
Miswak is a plant which grows in Arabian peninsula and African areas,it is also found in Malaysia. Miswak is used as a toothbrush and is very effective for maintaining a good oral health. Miswak removes plaque,has anti-bacterial properties, anti-carcinogenic properties and thus is an all rounder when comes to oral care.
How to use Dabur Meswak Toothpaste
- Apply on your toothbrush
- Use as your regular toothpaste
- Use twice a day for better results
Who is it for
- Age-Suitable for all
- Teeth-Suits all types of teeth, sensitive teeth to be taken care of
Physical Attributes
- Smell- Refreshing smell of Saunf
- Colour- Light brown
- Texture- creamy
Packaging
The product comes in a cartan inside which there is a plastic tube with a screw cap. It is lightweight, easy to use and travel-friendly.
Dabur Meswak Toothpaste Side Effects
- Use twice a day for better results
- Don’t swallow
- Check ingredients for possible allergies
About Dabur
Dabur is a leading brand producing quality products of Ayurveda and natural personal care. Dabur is a household name in Ayurvedic medicine and also runs some non-profit organization for helping people to stay healthy by natural ways.
FAQ’s:
1. Which toothpaste is best for teeth in India?
A variety of toothpaste are available in India, choosing one of them and ascertaining that which is the best is a tough task. The toothpaste that can be called the best needs to be better in ingredients, results and every other aspect. Dabur Meswak thus, turns out to be the best as it donot contains floueide, is closs to nature in it’s constituent and works  effectively on dental issues.
2. What is the safest toothpaste?
The safest toothpaste, it is to be Dabur Meswak, as it is fluoride free, has composition which is almost from ayurvedic plants, it also derives it’s  smell from Saunf which is a common kitchen ingredient. So being close to nature and healthy Dabur Meswak is the safest toothpaste
3. Which miswak is best?
Miswak is found in Arabian peninsula and African areas, the best miswak is the one which stays fresh for long and is neither to hard nor too soft. Miswak is equally good, regardless of it’s source.
4. Can Miswak replace toothbrush?
Meswak has been used in ancient times as a toothbrush, it has medicinal properties which made it good for teeth. It was used in earlier times so it can be used now as well. So, yes, Meswak can replace toothbrush.
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