The researchers used mainly neem leaf powders and extracts in their research. Interestingly the neem leaf is not even the most effective neem product for dental care purposes, it’s the neem bark (hence the chewing of neem twigs).
But manufacturers don’t want to use bark in toothpaste because that would make it brown. And the public isn’t educated enough to accept such a product. It needs to look good, too.
Does neem toothpaste really work?
The results?
The studies agree with the anecdotal evidence and thousands of years of traditional use. Neem can…
• prevent and heal gum disease,
• prevent cavities,
• eliminate bacteria that cause cavities and inflammation of the gums,
• prevent bacteria from adhering to your teeth (reduce plaque),
• enhance mouth immunity in general,
• and through all this freshen the breath.
| Grams | 200 |
|---|---|
| Ingredients | Strawberry, Blueberry, Sugar, Vanillin |
| Calories | 120 |
| Potassium | 77 mg |
| Total Fat | 0.1 g |
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