Edinora: An oral microbiota-friendly toothpaste

Edinora: An oral microbiota-friendly toothpaste The mouth has a key role in a person’s immunity. Our mouth is home to hundreds of species of Microbes. Most of them are beneficial, but a few of them are harmful. An apt balance of microbes is essential for good oral health. When the microbes in our mouth become unbalanced, say when some of the harmful bacteria like streptococcus mutans grow more than usual in the mouth, the mouth tends to become more acidic, creating suitable conditions for other unwanted bacteria to invade. We must address the imbalance as these bacteria can damage our teeth and gums, cause bad breath etc.

The oral cavity, which is composed of teeth, gingival sulcus, tongue, tonsils, and soft and hard palates, provides a suitable growth environment for a host of microorganisms. The oral microbiota is mainly consisting of Firmicutes, Actinobacteria, Bacteroidetes, Fusobacteria, and Proteobacteria. These bacteria are essential for our health due to their ability to inhibit the growth of external microorganisms.

Oral microbiota/oral microflora is a normal part of the oral cavity and has an important function to protect against colonization of extrinsic bacteria which could affect systemic health. There are around 700 types of such bacteria and they come around 600 crores in number. But very few among these germs are threatening. The enzymes being produced by certain microorganisms are beneficial for human body and they also give natural protection to teeth.

Smoking, antibiotic abuse, mouthwash, and toothpaste can also cause an imbalance in the oral microflora. It may result in dental decay, gingivitis, periodontitis, candidiasis, endodontic infections, orthodontic infections, and oral cancer. So, it's ideal to look for an herbal toothpaste that supports our oral microbiome.

When it comes to oral hygiene, the type of toothpaste we use is vital. It’s better to choose an herbal toothpaste that is oral microbiota-friendly, which helps increase good bacteria in the mouth and reduce bad bacteria.

Apart from using microbiota-friendly toothpaste, one can start with eating fruits and plant-based food. A cut down on sugar and quitting smoking are very important.

Today, there are so many toothpastes that contain harsh preservatives and antimicrobial ingredients. They cause to reduce the beneficial bacteria that is needed for our health. While the market is devoid of genuine oral microbiota-friendly toothpastes, the world’s first premium ayurvedic herbal toothpaste, Edinora, offers a sublime remedy. It gives the maximum natural protection of oral microflora.

Edinora is also the world's first edible toothpaste that provides natural oral care solution. This toothpaste is rich in organic flavonoids that keep teeth hygienic. Edinora is the coalesce of herbal concoction and natural ayurvedic ingredients that gives unique result.

The ingredients used in this edible toothpaste are - Miswak, Licorice, Amla, Chebulic, Beleric, Dry ginger, Aloe vera, Black pepper, Clove bud, Cardamom, Lemon, Cinnamon, Eucalyptus, Peppermint, Rosemary, Neem, Turmeric, Virgin coconut oil, Forest honey and Rock salt etc.

The combined effects of the natural ingredients offer benefits like keeping the teeth clean, helps keep away gingival inflammation and bleeding, reducing harmful germs, improving oral health, removing plaque, restoring natural immunity, replenishing damaged cells and taste buds, providing a pleasant taste and freshness in the mouth and breath.

Edinora, which has been developed after 23 years of extensive study and research. Since Edinora is an edible product accidentally swallowing small amounts of toothpaste while brushing wouldn’t do any harm to the body.

Edinora comes in three varieties – Prime, Sensipro and Kids. The product has been launched after successfully undergoing tests like invitro cytotoxicity, invitro wound healing, acute oral toxicity and oral pathogenic activity.

Edinora products can be purchased only through www.edinora.com or through its marketing office in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala.

For more details, visit: www.edinora.com or contact: 964 538 0012.