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does dant kanti contain sodium lauryl sulphate
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does dant kanti contain sodium lauryl sulphate - #25800

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I am really curious about this whole dant kanti thing. Been using it for a while now because I heard it’s supposed to be good for teeth and gums. But lately, I started wondering, does dant kanti contain sodium lauryl sulphate? I’ve had some issues with sensitive gums and a friend mentioned that SLS can irritate them. The other day, I noticed some minor swelling around my gums after brushing, which made me think... could it be this? It feels like the more I read about oral care products, the more confused I get! I just thought natural is better, ya know? But now I'm not even sure. Also, should I switch to something else if it does have sodium lauryl sulphate? Like, could that really be causing my problems? Super frustrated that I can't find clear info. Any help would be appreciated, like really.

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Dant Kanti, a popular ayurvedic toothpaste from Patanjali, is primarily marketed for its natural ingredients aimed at promoting oral health. But to address your concern, it's important to check whether it contains Sodium Lauryl Sulphate (SLS), which is often used in toothpastes due to its foaming ability. For many formulations associated with Dant Kanti pastes, SLS isn't typically listed as an ingredient. They’re generally known for relying on natural components like neem, clove, turmeric and others known for oral health benefits in Ayurvedic texts. However, ingredient lists can vary, so it's best to check the specific product's labeling. If you’re experiencing sensitivity or gum swelling, and if the toothpaste does indeed contain any irritants like SLS, it might be wise to explore alternatives. Switching to a toothpaste that clearly states it is free from SLS and other potential irritants can be beneficial. For sensitivity issues, look for a toothpaste specifically designed for sensitive gums, which may have a gentler formula with soothing, natural ingredients. As you're considering alternatives, you might want to align these decisions with your dosha type according to Ayurveda (Vata, Pitta, or Kapha). For instance, Pitta individuals might require more cooling herbs, whereas Vata may benefit from balancing moisture. Beyond toothpaste ingredients, maintaining regular dental hygiene – like proper brushing technique, flossing, and perhaps oil pulling with coconut or sesame oil – can also help improve the condition of sensitive gums. Since your symptoms include swelling, monitor this closely. If the issue persists, seeking advice from a dental professional would be prudent to rule out gum disease or other oral health issues. They can confirm if SLS or another factor could be responsible for your symptoms.
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