Dashansanskar Tooth Powder
Dashansanskar Tooth Powder
Dashansanskar Tooth Powder – A Gentle Ayurvedic Ritual for Everyday Oral Care
\nBring a touch of tradition to your morning and evening tooth-cleansing routine. Dashansanskar Tooth Powder combines herbal and mineral ingredients with an earthy character—a little tradition to carry into your everyday oral-care ritual.
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How to Use
An Ayurvedic Ritual for Strong Teeth & Healthy Gums
- Take a pinch (around 1–2 grams) of Dashansanskar on your clean, dry palm or a small dish.
- Moisten your index finger or a soft toothbrush slightly with clean water.
- Dip into the powder and apply gently over your teeth and gums.
- Massage the gums and brush the teeth in a circular motion for 2–3 minutes.
- Rinse thoroughly with water.
- Use twice daily — once in the morning and again before bed.
Pair with Khadiradi Oil for oil pulling to complete your daily oral detox ritual.
What to Expect
A traditional Ayurvedic tooth powder for daily tooth cleansing. Take a little time for your morning and evening oral-care ritual, following the product’s label directions.
Notes
We do not use any excipients, artificial sweeteners, foam boosters, or synthetic fragrances. What you experience is the true essence of Ayurveda, exactly as prescribed in traditional texts — pure, effective, and honest.
Ingredients
Sonth (Dry Ginger):
Sonth adds a warm, lively touch. People have used it traditionally for the light freshness it brings — a sort of gentle wake-up for the mouth.
Harad Badi (Terminalia chebula):
Harad has a grounding, steady nature. It’s known in classical texts for supporting oral cleansing, so it helps the mouth feel clearer and more balanced after use.
Musta (Cyperus rotundus):
Musta has a calm personality. It’s often included because it sits well on the gums and contributes to a cleaner-feeling oral environment.
Khairsal (Acacia catechu):
This one has a firm, astringent character. Traditionally, people have relied on it when they want the gums to feel a bit more toned and supported.
Kapoor (Camphor):
Kapoor brings a cool, refreshing note. It has that unmistakable clean aroma that leaves the mouth feeling lighter.
Kali Mirch (Black Pepper):
Black pepper adds a subtle warmth and helps bring a sense of movement or stimulation to the gums — nothing harsh, just a gentle push.
Supari Raakh (Areca Nut Ash):
This has been a part of old formulations for its traditional use in strengthening routines. It gives the blend a slightly mineral touch.
Lavang (Clove):
Clove has a familiar, comforting aroma. People have used it for generations because it feels soothing when applied, especially around sensitive spots.
Daalchini (Cinnamon):
Cinnamon brings a warm sweetness and helps keep the mouth feeling pleasantly fresh after brushing.
Khadia Mitti (Edible White Earth):
This is the gentle one — soft, mild, and cleansing. It helps lift surface stains without feeling rough or gritty.
An earthy blend of herbal and mineral ingredients for traditional tooth cleansing in the morning and evening.