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The Therapeutic IngredientsBABHUL ( BARK )Latin NameACACIA ARABICA, WILLD EnglishGUM ARABIC SanskritBABUL, YUGMAKANTA, DRIDHARUHA, MALAFAL ActionASTRINGENT, HEALING, HEAMOSTATIC, WORMICIDAL (ANTHELMINTIC) Because of astringent property due to the tannins it helps to stop bleeding from the gums, it helps to heal the wound and gives strength to gums for fixing of teeth. Because of Anthelmintic property ( as per renowned Ayurvedic text 'Bhav-Prakash') it can prevent bacterial growth in gums and thus prevents tooth decay. Because of hardening property, it is useful in spongy gums. Indian Name : Barbara, Vavari, Botanical Name : Acacia arabicaBAKUL ( BARK )Latin NameMIMUSOPS ELENGI, LINN EnglishINDIAN MEDLAR SanskritBAKULA, SINHAKESARA, MADHUGANDHA, STHIRPUSHPA ActionASTRINGENT Bhavaprakasha Nighantu, Osmanthus fragrans Linn, Mimusops elengi. Because of astringent property decoction of bark is used as a gargle in salivation, in diseases of gums & teeth and for strengthening them. As it hardens the gums, it is useful in fixing the mobile teeth. Astringent property reduces the over secretion, thus useful in pyorrhoea and bleeding gums. Bark powder is more effective in spongy gums.JAMBHUL ( BARK )Latin NameSYZIGIUM JAMBOLANUM DC EnglishJAMUN, ROSE APPLE, BLACKBERRY SanskritJAMBU, MAHAPHALA, RAJPHALA, JAMBULA MEGHAVARNA, PHALENDRAActionASTRINGENT, ANTI INFLAMMATORY, HAEMOSTATIC, HEALINGPaste made of bark is applied over inflammed part to reduce inflammation. Because of healing property it is useful in stomatitis and apthous ulcers in the mouth. Astringent property helps to strengthen the gums, thus fixes the mobile teeth. Astringent and Hoemostatic property reduces oversecretion from buccal mocosa and Bleeding from gums. Jamun, Jambhul, Syzygium Cumini, Jambolan LAVANG ( FRUIT )Latin NameCARYOPHYLLUS AROMATICUS, LINN EnglishCLOVE SanskritLAVANGAH, DEVKUSUM, SHRIPRASOON, CHANDANPUSHPAK, VARJI, SHRISAMGYAMActionAROMATIC, ANTISEPTIC, LOCAL, ANAESTHETIC, INTERNALLY INCREASES CIRCULATION, STIMULATES THE SKIN, STIMULATES SALIVARY GLAND lavang, clove, Myrtales, Myrtaceae, Syzygium aromaticum As it is aromatic it removes the bad smell of breath. Because of antiseptic property, prevents the tooth decay. Because of local anaesthetic property after application it immediately stops the toothache. Strengthens the gums. As it increases the circulation, improves the health of gums.MANJISHTHA ( PLANT )Latin NameRUBIA CORDIFOLIA, LINN EnglishBENGAL MADDER SanskritMANJISTHA, CHITAVALI, VIKSA, YOJANVALLILActionASTRINGENT, ANTI-INFLAMMATORY, BLOOD PURIFIER, HEALING It is having healing action, thus helpful in erosions of gums and bleeding gums. Because of blood purifying property, it improves the quality, of blood and thus helps the gums to keep good health. Manjishta, Manji , Rubia CordifoliaBOR ( BARK )Latin NameZIZYPHUS JUJUBA EnglishJUJUBE FRUIT SanskritBADAR, KOLAActionASTRINGENT, HEALING ACTIONBOR ( BARK ), ZIZYPHUS JUJUBA, JUJUBE FRUIT, BADAR, KOLA Because of astringent property and tannins it becomes helpful in bleeding gums. It hardens the gums and reduces over secretion from the gums.ACROD ( BARK )Latin NameJUGLANS REGIA, LINN EnglishWALNUT SanskritAKSHOTAActionASTRINGENT, ANTISEPTIC, CLEANSING Because of cleansing and astringent effect it reduces the over secretions and cleanses the gums, which again helps to reduce tartar. The combined effects of these three properties (including antiseptic) reduces the symptoms of pyorrhoea and gives strength to gums and mobile teeth. ACROD , JUGLANS REGIA, LINN, WALNUT, AKSHOTAAKKAL - KADHA ( PLANT )Latin NameANACYLUS PYRETHRUM, DC EnglishPELLITORY, MAYWEED PLANT SanskritAKARKARAMBHA, AKALLAKActionSTIMULANT, SIALOGOGUE, ANALGESIC, ANTISEPTICANACYLUS PYRETHRUM, DC, PELLITORY, MAYWEED PLANT, AKARKARAMBHA, AKALLAK Because of analgesic property it relieves toothache within short time. Antiseptic property prevents and cures tooth decay, pyorrhoea, Gingivitis, etc.JESHTHAMADH ( ROOT )Latin NameGLYCYRRHIZA GLABRA, LINN EnglishINDIAN LIQUORICE ROOT , SWEETWOOD SanskritYASTHIMADHU, MADHUK, KLEETAKActionASTRINGENT, ANALGESIC, HEALING, ANTI-INFLAMMATORY, ANTISEPTIC, REJUVENATINGBecause of anti-inflammatory and analgesic property, it reduces pain of tooth. Rejuvenating property gives good health to gums and strengthen them to keep teeth firmly. Antiseptic action prevents and minimise tooth decay and other gum infection. JESHTHAMADH , GLYCYRRHIZA GLABRA, LINN , INDIAN LIQUORICE ROOT , SWEETWOOD , YASTHIMADHU, MADHUK, KLEETAKAJWAN ( FLOWER )Latin NamePTYCHOTIS AJOWAN, DC EnglishBISHOP'S WEED SanskritYAWANI, AJMODIKA, DEEPYAKAActionANTISEPTIC, ANALGESIC, ANTI-INFLAMMATORY Because of antiseptic property it prevents and minimise suppuration thus useful in pyorrhoea. Removes the bad breath by the typical odour of oil.DALCHINI ( BARK )Latin NameCINNAMOMUM ZEYLANICUM, BREYN EnglishCINNAMON SanskritTWAK, GUDATWAK, VARANGAM, THRACHAM, UTKATActionAROMATIC, HAEMOSTATIC, ASTRINGENT, ANTISEPTICAstringent and haemostatic properties prevent and minimise bleeding of gums. Antiseptic property prevents teeth from decay and suppuration. Aromatic nature relieves bad breath. These all properties combinely improves the health of gums and teeth. Dalchini, Cinnamomum Zeylanicum, Breyn, Cinnamon , Twak, Gudatwak, Varangam, Thracham, UtkatKHAIR ( BARK )Latin NameACACIA CATECHU, WILLD EnglishCATECHU, CUTCH TREE SanskritKHADIR, RAKTASAR, DANTADHAWAN, KANTAKI, BALPATRA, YADNIYAActionSTRONG, ASTRINGENT, STRONG HAEMOSTATICKhair, Caesalpinia Sappan, Linn, Sappan Wood , Patranga, Patang, Pattaranjak, Ruktamukta Because of these strong properties it is very effective in bleeding gums and spongy gums. It is so effective in toothache that it is employed to stuff the hollow of the aching tooth.PATANG ( PLANT )Latin NameCAESALPINIA SAPPAN, LINN EnglishSAPPAN WOOD SanskritPATRANGA, PATANG, PATTARANJAK, RUKTAMUKTAActionPOWERFUL ASTRINGENT, HAEMOSTATIC, HEALINGAbove properties help to stop bleeding in gums. Give firmness and strength to gums. Thus useful in mobile teeth. Useful in apthous ulcers, stomatitis and gum erosions because of its strong healing action. caesalpinia sappan, linn, sappan wood , patranga, patang, pattaranjak, ruktamuktaHARADA ( BARK )Latin NameTERMINALIA CHEBULA, RETZ EnglishCHEBULIC MYROBALAN SanskritHARITAKI, ABHAYA, PATHYA, VAYASTHA BHISHAK-PRIYAActionASTRINGENT, HAEMOSTATIC, ANTI-INFLAMMATORYHarda, terminalia chebula, retz , chebulic myrobalan , haritaki, abhaya, pathya, vayastha bhishak-priya Astringent property strengthens the gums and firms the teeth. Stops bleeding from gums and reduces inflammation in gingivitis. Brings freshness to the mouth by minimising oversecretions.VAJRADANTI ( BARK )Latin NameBARLERIA PRIONITIS, LINN EnglishSanskritVAJRADANTI, KURANTAKA, SAHCHAR, SAIREYAK, ZINTEE, KORANTA ActionHAEMOSTATIC, ANALGESIC, ANTI-INFLAMMATORYJuice of the leaves mixed with honey is being applied to the bleeding gums. Leaves of yellow variety bruised or their juice with or without pellitory root is being kept in the hollow of the aching tooth. Reduces inflammation of gums in various gum disorders. barleria prionitis, linn,vajradanti, kurantaka, sahchar, saireyak, zintee, koranta ANANTMUL ( ROOT )Latin NameHEMIDESMUS INDICUS, R.Br. EnglishINDIAN SARSAPARILA SanskritSARIVA, UTPALSARIVA, GOPAVALLI, SUGANDHI, GOPIMULAM, ANANTMULActionDEMULCENT, COOLING, FRAGRANThemidesmus indicus, r.br., indian sarsaparila, sariva, utpalsariva, gopavalli,sugandhi, gopimulam, anantmul Because of fragrant property relieves bad smell of mouth. It gives soothing and cooling feeling after applying on gums and teeth.AMALA ( FRUIT )Latin NameEMBLICA OFFICINALIS, GAERTN EnglishEMBELIC MYROBALAN INDIAN GOOSEBERRY SanskritAMALAKI, DHARTI, VAYASTHAActionPOWERFUL HEALING, TONIC, REFRIGERANT ASTRINGENTAs it is enriched with vitamin C, it gives firmness to the gums and teeth. Gums become sturdy and strong. Because of refrigerant nature gives coolness to the mouth. Vitamin C again helps in wound healing thus acts on apthous ulcers, stomatitis, gum erosion to cure earlier. All above mentioned properties together keep the dental hygeine good and prevents the teeth and gums from decaying and other various disorders. It gives tone to the gums. emblica officinalis, gaertn, embelic myrobalan indian gooseberry, amalaki, dharti, vayastha, awala, amala, amlaBEHADA ( FRUIT )Latin NameTERMINALIA BELERICA, ROXB EnglishBELERIC MYROBALANS SanskritBIBHITAKA, BIBHITAKI, AKSHA, KARSHAPHAL, KALIDRUMActionASTRINGENT, HEALING, ANALGESIC, ANTI-INFLAMMATORYzanthoxylum rhetsa, dc, cubeb, kankol, gandhamarich Astringent and healing property gives strength to gums. Useful in erosion of the gums as well as in bleeding of gums. Takes an important role to cure spongy gums by specific astringent property.KAVAB - CHINI ( FRUIT )Latin NameZANTHOXYLUM RHETSA, DC EnglishCUBEB SanskritKANKOL, GANDHAMARICHActionANTI-INFLAMMATORY, DEODORANTReduces pain and inflammation of gums. It is having specific action on the inflammation of gums. Deodorant property helps to relieve bad smell of mouth. MAIFAL ( FRUIT )Latin NameQUERCUS INFECTORIA, OLIV EnglishOAK, MAGIC NUTS SanskritMAJUPHAL, MAYAPHAL, MAYUK, MAJJAPHALActionASTRINGENT, HAEMOSTATICquercus infectoria, oliv , oak, magic nuts, majuphal, mayaphal, mayuk, majjaphal, maifal Astringent property reduces over secretion of buccal mucous, prevents foul / bad smell of mouth and the gums. Haemostatic property becomes beneficial in bleeding gums. Combined effect becomes useful in spongy gums and gingivitis.

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What colour is this tooth powder? i'm looking for sivananda tooth powder which was a deep red.

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Vicco Vajradanti Tooth Powder 200 Gram

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