Dant dhavan - #2786
I’ve been dealing with gum sensitivity and occasional bleeding while brushing my teeth. Someone suggested switching to Ayurvedic dant dhavan methods instead of regular toothpaste. I want to know more about dant dhavan and how it can improve oral health naturally. Does dant dhavan involve using specific herbs or powders for cleaning teeth, or is it more about the technique? I’ve heard that neem, babool, and triphala are common ingredients in Ayurvedic oral care. Are these suitable for gum health and sensitivity? Also, are there specific times of the day when dant dhavan is more effective, like before meals or after? I’d also like to know if Ayurvedic dant dhavan helps with bad breath or tooth discoloration. If anyone has switched to Ayurvedic oral care methods, please share your experience and what worked best for you.
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