Key Benefits of Himalaya Hiora Paste

• Soothes inflamed and tender gums for immediate relief
• Helps reduce gingival bleeding and supports healing
• Combats harmful oral bacteria to lower infection risk
• Promotes tighter, firmer gum tissue through natural astringents
• Assists in plaque control by enhancing proteolytic action
• Gentle cleansing action for fresher breath and cleaner mouth
• Free from synthetic preservatives, colors, and foaming agents

Product Description of Himalaya Hiora Paste

Himalaya Hiora Paste is crafted to care for gums that feel sore, swollen or bleed easily. It feels like a whisper of relief – at least that’s what my gums said after a week! The blend of tried-and-true herbs gives a cooling sensation, while you brush away plaque and discomfort. It’s not just toothpaste, really more like a herbal gum tonic you use every morning and night.

The paste has a smooth, slightly gritty texture that comforts inflamed areas and delivers active botanicals right where they’re needed. You might sense a mild herbal flavor dominated by clove and neem, balanced by the faint fruity notes from triphala. It doesn’t foam up like ordinary brands, but that’s okay – you won’t miss the suds once you feel those gums tighten and inflamma­tion ease.

Users often report less bleeding during brushing after a few days, and a subtle resistance when pressing gently on gum margins. If you’ve tried chemical-heavy gels before and found them too harsh, Hiora offers a gentler path. Take it slow, keep up the routine, and you might even rediscover the simple joy of a healthy smile.

Key ingredients with descriptions of Himalaya Hiora Paste

• Pilu (Salvadora persica): Traditional oral cleanser known to soothe gum discomfort.
• Triphala (Emblica officinalis, Terminalia chebula, Terminalia bellerica): A well-documented astringent blend that helps tighten gum tissue.
• Babbula (Acacia arabica): Supports reduction of harmful mouth bacteria.
• Amra (Mangifera indica): Bark extract with natural antimicrobial properties.
• Lavanga (Syzygium aromaticum): Clove oil delivers a mild analgesic effect and freshness.
• Nimba (Azadirachta indica): Neem extract that helps control oral pathogens.
• Bromelain: A proteolytic enzyme derived from pineapple, aids plaque breakdown.
• Papain: Papaya-derived enzyme that assists in gentle removal of debris.

Key uses of Himalaya Hiora Paste

• Daily oral care for those with sensitive or tender gums
• Supportive treatment for mild to moderate gingivitis
• Helps reduce gum bleeding during brushing
• Adjunct to professional dental cleanings to control plaque
• Long-term gum health maintenance and fresh breath support
• Preventive use for people prone to periodontal irritation
• Suitable for anyone seeking a gentle, herbal approach to gum care

How to use Himalaya Hiora Paste

Squeeze a pea-sized amount onto your toothbrush. Brush gently along the gum line and all tooth surfaces for two minutes. Rinse thoroughly. Use twice daily — morning and night — or as directed by your dental professional

Safety information about Himalaya Hiora Paste

• Children: Under 6 years, use a rice-grain amount under supervision
• Pregnant women: Generally safe but consult your doctor if unsure
• Breastfeeding mothers: No known contraindications; still, ask your healthcare provider
• People with chronic diseases: Safe, yet discuss with physician for personalized advice
• People with allergies: Check ingredients for neem, clove or papain sensitivities
• Elderly individuals: Suitable for gentle gum care; monitor oral comfort
• Patients taking medications: No known interactions but always best to confirm
• People with weakened immunity: May use as part of oral hygiene, though professional guidance recommended

Additional information about Himalaya Hiora Paste

Hiora Paste is free from fluoride, parabens, and SLS, so it’s ideal for those with chemical sensitivities. The shelf-stable formula ensures consistent quality without refrigeration. We recommend storing it at room temperature, away from direct sunlight. The tube is recyclable — just rinse and dispose according to local recycling norms. If you’re switching from a conventional gel, give yourself a week to adjust to the milder foaming and natural taste. You might even start to miss that herbal aroma in the morning.