The most common thing about oral health across the globe, is that more often than not it gets neglected. Due to improper eating, poor brushing habits, medications, etc many people suffer from issues such as tooth decay, mouth ulcers, bad breath, sensitive teeth and gums, infections in the root, eroding enamel, etc.
When it comes to oral health, it’s more like this guy recklessly driving his car on the road and applying sudden brakes whenever he comes nearer to a hump or another vehicle before him. A steady pace is something that you need to maintain and that required some effort; at least in the beginning, until it becomes a habit.
It is true that things you do on a daily basis to take care of your mouth, matter a lot in the long run and it is also true that it’s easier said than done.
Lots of our customers have benefitted from following the habit of using Goseva’s Dantmanjan for their oral health, everyday. Personally, after I started using it, I have not switched to any other product because it’s so effective.
The ingredients of Dantmanjan are very carefully chosen and added in the right proportion. The main ingredient of Dantmanjan is cow dung ash. It also contains the below ingredients in lower proportions. Let’s take a look at them one by one:
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Haritaki – Helps in healing of bleeding gums and avoid gum diseases. Due to it’s characteristic of fighting bacteria, it reduces the chances of developing cavities & tooth decay
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Baheda – Eliminates bad breath
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Amla – Helps in strengthening the gums and teeth through repair & regeneration of tissues
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Ginger – Gives temporary relief from tooth pain and lowers the risk of inflammatory oral diseases
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Black pepper & Long pepper- Helps in relief from toothache and sensitivity
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Ajwain – Relieves from gum swelling due to anti-inflammatory properties
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Sonageru – Removes yellow tinch on teeth and whitens them
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Tomar beej – Cures toothache, removes bad odour and acts as antiseptic
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Clove – Helps reduce pain, swelling and irritation
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Neem – a good remedy for decay, oral infections, bleeding gums
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Camphor – Reduces toothache and bleeding of gums
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Mint – Maintains fresh breath, anti-inflammatory and relieves pain
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Pink salt – Whitens teeth, fights bacteria, prevents buildup of tartar & plaque
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Black salt – Clears sinuses, phlegm when gargled with water and rebuilds weakened tooth enamel
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Turmeric – Anti-inflammatory, anti-microbial and prevents from gingivitis and other gum diseases
With these many ingredients that can keep your oral health at it’s best, Dantmanjan becomes the best bet for you to use on a daily basis. Now, let’s see how it can be used.
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For your teeth and gums
You could use a toothbrush with soft bristles or your finger. As per Ayurveda, using your ring finger to brush your teeth is highly beneficial in cleansing your teeth.
The pressure that you apply using your muscles on your teeth and gums strengthens them both. Also, if you’re brushing your teeth with a brush, it is advised to go easy and not put too much pressure or be rough. It’s your teeth, not the bathroom tiles :). After brushing your teeth, you could also use your ring finger to massage your gums with Dantmanjan. Once you are done, please don’t rinse your mouth and spit out the water. Just swallow the mixture of saliva and Dantmanjan and leave it there. All it’s ingredients are edible and they are good for your digestive system. You might find it weird, but it’s highly beneficial to do this. Yes, initially, you might tend to forget. But, with conscious practice, it will become a habit.
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For your throat
Your oral health also includes your throat. There might be times when you are suffering from a soar throat or accumulation of phelgm due to cold. To ease out your situation and reduce the uneasiness, mix a teaspoon of Dantmanjan in warm water and gargle this mixture. It will soothe the throat by killing the bacteria and reduces the swelling.
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For mouth rinsing
Bad breath might be an issue for many people. If you want to get rid of it, use Dantmanjan with water and rinse your mouth for 2 to 3 minutes and spit out that water. However, bad breath can also be a result of indigestion, constipation, acidity, gastritis, etc. You’ll have to look at keeping your stomach healthy if the problem persists. The ingredients help maintain fresh breath and eliminate bad odour. Rinsing your mouth can also heal mouth ulcers. Additionally, you can also do oil-pulling everyday to keep your mouth free of such issues.
With such multiple uses, Dantmanjan is a great resource to maintain our oral health at optimum levels. Please make sure you use it twice a day to reap the maximum benefits. Wishing you healthy teeth and gums! If you have already used Dantmanjan and enjoyed it’s benefits, please feel free to comment below. Don’t just say things like it’s good or nice. Please mention particularly how it has helped you and why would you recommend Dantmanjan to others.
