Toothpaste with efficacy of hemostasis, detoxification, care and refreshing and preparation method of toothpaste

Abstract

The invention relates to toothpaste with efficacy of hemostasis, detoxification, care and refreshing. The toothpaste comprises components as follows: green silicon carbide, mica, fumed silica, sodium lauryl sulfonate, sodium lauryl sulfate, sodium benzoate, p-hydroxybenzoate, sodium carboxymethylcellulose, sodium alginate, sorbitol, a ginseng extracting solution, a pseudo-ginseng extracting solution, a honeysuckle extracting solution and a green tea extracting solution, wherein the ginseng extracting solution, the pseudo-ginseng extracting solution, the honeysuckle extracting solution and the green tea extracting solution are medicines. According to a preparation process of the toothpaste, firstly, deionized water, an abrasive agent, a surfactant and the medicines are heated and mixed at a high speed, then subjected to homogeneous emulsification and then cooled, an additive is added, the mixture is continuously stirred at the constant temperature, and ageing and packaging are performed. With the adoption of an ultrasonic wave emulsification process and through composite use of four traditional Chinese medicine materials, the situation that Chinese traditional medicine toothpaste has a single function is broken.

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[0001] The invention relates to a toothpaste, in particular to a toothpaste with the effects of hemostasis, detoxification, maintenance and refreshing and a production method thereof. Background technique

[0002] In today's society, people pay more and more attention to their oral hygiene, and having white teeth has become the wish of many people. Toothpaste has been a necessity in daily life for a long time. The use of dentifrices can be traced back to 2000-2500 years ago. There are records of using dentifrices in the early works of the Greeks, Romans, Hebrews and Buddhists. The early dentifrices were mainly chalk, Animal bone meal, pumice stone and even verdigris were used to make tooth powder until the nineteenth century, and salt brushing and salt water gargle still exist today. In the eighteenth century, England first began to industrially produce tooth powder, and tooth powder became a commodity at this time. In 1840, the French invented the metal h...

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