Wolfberry-bezoar toothpaste

Abstract

The invention belongs to a wolfberry-bezoar toothpaste, belongs to the technical field of chemical engineering, and especially relates to the technical field of toothpaste manufacture. The wolfberry-bezoar toothpaste is characterized in that a wolfberry extract, bezoar and a pearl powder are added in a toothpaste matrix, wherein the amount of the wolfberry extract accounts for 1-10% of the total mass, the amount of the bezoar accounts for 1-10% of the total mass, and the amount of the pearl powder accounts for 0.1-5% of the total mass. The wolfberry-bezoar toothpaste has effects of whitening teeth and alleviating oral diseases.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a wolfberry bezoar toothpaste, which belongs to the technical field of chemical industry, and in particular relates to the technical field of toothpaste manufacture. Background technique [0002] Toothpaste is a necessity of life. There are a wide variety of toothpastes on the market now, and a considerable part of them are fluoride toothpaste. However, experts point out that children under the age of 6 use fluoride toothpaste. There is a greater risk, because fluorine is a toxic substance. It will cause thin teeth and reduce the hardness of bones. Fluorine has been identified by the World Health Organization as a potentially toxic trace element, ranking first with lead and mercury trace elements. Medicated toothpaste is based on the addition of ordinary toothpaste with certain drugs. When brushing teeth, the toothpaste reaches the surface of the teeth or the environment around the teeth. Through the action of the drugs, denta...

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However, medicated toothpaste also has its disadvantages. First, the toothpaste cannot be kept in the mouth for too long, that is, it will be rinsed out, making it difficult for the drug to exert its medicinal effect in a short time, and the dosage of the special drug must also avoid stimulating the soft tissues in the mouth, so it cannot be increased to Sufficient effective concentration, the effect of toothpaste itself, is often blocked by the dirt in the mouth or limited by morphological characteristics, so it is difficult to reach the real diseased area

Second, the medicines in toothpaste often undergo other chemical changes due to long-term storage, and lose their original efficacy. Effective medicines are often unsuitable for putting in toothpaste because of their peculiar smell. Question, these factors all indicate that medicated toothpaste should not be used for a long time, medicated toothpaste is a good idea, but it still needs some in-depth research to really achieve the effect of preventing oral diseases