Ayurdent Tooth Powder (MA5592) 30g | Traditional Ayurvedic care for teeth and gums

Traditional Ayurvedic care for teeth and gums

Maharishi Ayurveda Ayurdent Tooth Powder is a concentrated herbal dental powder based on a traditional Ayurvedic formula. Its distinctive blend combines clove, ginger, haritaki, black pepper, cinnamon and other aromatic botanicals with mineral-rich red ochre.

Designed for brushing and gentle gum massage, the non-foaming powder helps clean and refresh the mouth while supporting comfortable, healthy-looking gums. Each 30 g jar provides approximately 100 or more brushing applications when used sparingly.

Main benefits

• Cleans the teeth without foaming: The concentrated powder helps remove everyday surface debris without synthetic foaming agents or chemical surfactants.
• Supports gum care: Astringent botanicals including haritaki, cutch and bullet wood are traditionally used to tone and care for the gums.
• Suitable for gentle gum massage: A small amount can be carefully massaged over the front of the gums as part of a traditional oral-care routine.
• Helps freshen the mouth: Clove, ginger, black pepper, cinnamon, camphor and galangal provide a warm, naturally aromatic mouthfeel.
• Provides traditional Ayurvedic oral care: The formula brings together herbs, spices, tree barks, natural gum and a mineral base used in traditional dental powders.
• Highly concentrated and economical: Only a small amount is required for each use, with one 30 g jar providing approximately 100 or more brushings.
• Fluoride-free formulation: The powder offers an alternative for customers specifically seeking traditional fluoride-free oral care.
• Free from conventional foaming agents: The formulation contains no synthetic foaming agents, SLS, artificial colours or synthetic preservatives.

Key ingredients and their actions

• Geru – Red ochre: This traditional mineral ingredient forms part of the powder’s cleansing base and gives the formulation its characteristic earthy colour.
• Lavanga – Clove: Clove provides an intense aromatic freshness and has a long history of use in traditional tooth and gum preparations.
• Shunthi – Ginger: Dried ginger contributes a warm, stimulating flavour and helps refresh the mouth.
• Haritaki – Chebulic myrobalan: Haritaki is traditionally valued for its cleansing, antioxidant and astringent qualities.
• Maricha – Black pepper: Black pepper adds a warming, invigorating quality and complements the powder’s aromatic spices.
• Jaiphal – Nutmeg: Nutmeg contributes a warm fragrance and supports the powder’s naturally fresh mouthfeel.
• Bakula – Bullet wood tree: Bakula bark is traditionally used in Ayurvedic dental preparations for its astringent and gum-toning qualities.
• Nagarmotha – Cypriol: This aromatic root is traditionally used for its cleansing and refreshing properties.
• Mustaka – Nut grass: Nut grass root complements the formula with traditionally valued astringent and aromatic qualities.
• Dalchini – Ceylon cinnamon: Cinnamon provides a naturally warm, cleansing flavour and helps freshen the mouth.
• Karpura – Camphor: Camphor supplies a distinctive cooling and refreshing sensation. Only a small quantity of the concentrated powder is required.
• Kulanjana – Greater galangal: Greater galangal is an aromatic rhizome that contributes a warming, invigorating quality.
• Khadira – Cutch tree heartwood: Cutch heartwood extract is rich in naturally occurring tannins and is traditionally valued for its astringent qualities.
• Khadira – Cutch tree bark: The bark complements the heartwood extract and helps provide the powder’s characteristic toning mouthfeel.
• Gond babul – Gum arabic: Gum arabic is a natural tree gum that helps give the fine powder body and assists its distribution during brushing.

How to use

• Once or twice daily, place a small amount of Ayurdent Tooth Powder on a damp toothbrush and brush the teeth gently in the usual way.
• Avoid pressing hard or using aggressive scrubbing movements.
• If desired, leave the powder in contact with the teeth and gums for up to five minutes.
• Spit it out and rinse or gargle thoroughly with lukewarm water.
• A very small amount may also be applied with a clean finger and gently massaged over the front of the gums.
• Do not swallow.
• Keep the container dry and tightly closed, and avoid dipping a wet toothbrush directly into the jar.

Container contents

• 30g of tooth powder, providing approximately 100 or more brushing applications.

Full list of ingredients

• Geru – Red ochre (mineral ingredient; botanical name not applicable)
• Lavanga – Clove (Syzygium aromaticum)
• Shunthi – Ginger (Zingiber officinale)
• Haritaki – Chebulic myrobalan (Terminalia chebula)
• Maricha – Black pepper (Piper nigrum)
• Jaiphal – Nutmeg (Myristica fragrans)
• Bakula – Bullet wood tree (Mimusops elengi)
• Nagarmotha – Cypriol (Cyperus scariosus)
• Mustaka – Nut grass (Cyperus rotundus)
• Dalchini – Ceylon cinnamon (Cinnamomum verum)
• Karpura – Camphor tree (Cinnamomum camphora)
• Kulanjana – Greater galangal (Alpinia galanga)
• Khadira – Cutch tree heartwood extract (Acacia catechu)
• Khadira – Cutch tree bark (Acacia catechu)
• Gond babul – Gum arabic (Acacia senegal)

Safety information

• Do not swallow.
• Avoid use if you are allergic or sensitive to clove, cinnamon, camphor or any other listed ingredient.
• Discontinue use if soreness, burning or irritation occurs.
• Keep out of the reach of children and consult a dental professional before using the product for a child.
• Use gentle pressure because powdered dental products may feel more abrasive than conventional toothpaste.
• Ayurdent Tooth Powder should complement regular brushing, interdental cleaning and dental check-ups.
• Consult a dentist if tooth sensitivity, pain, bleeding gums or other oral symptoms persist.