Zandu Dantveer, 200g, India’s 1st Ayurvedic toothpaste with Irimedadi oil | Scientifically proven formula |Fights 9 dental problems

Meets expectations. It's an ayurvedic product from zandu. My teeth issues like sensitivity, discolouration, minor cavity etc have started to reduce. It's important to rinse the mouth properly after brushing. Genuine review ✨️

It is working like mentioned good fragrance and herbal Natural ingredients:It is has primarily natural ingredients Health benefits:Benefits are removing plague teeth swelling staining and eroding Effectiveness:It takes 7 days to see effectiveness

It's a very good product. I have used many toothpastes but I liked this one the best.As it is written in this that it removes many problems, it is like that too. You should definitely try it once, it will be beneficial for you also as I like it. Value for money, effective, It is just as it is written in Ayurvedic health benefits, tooth health, must foaming.

Very good taste, mouth feel and good on teeth initially but after some time, paste becomes hard. Not easy to take out and hard on teeth.

Good product

Smells like dabour red paste ... But something different. Feeling freshness after use . I personally liked it .

While using other paste , had tooth pain, started using zandu the issue is not at all seen, best paste for dental health

Zandu Dantveer Toothpaste claims to be “100% Ayurvedic,” yet contains Sodium Saccharin—a synthetic sweetener that contradicts its natural promise. This artificial additive raises serious doubts about the product’s authenticity and transparency. Diabetic individuals should be especially cautious, as saccharin may not be suitable for regular use despite being non-caloric. Moreover, the product I received was purchased on 12/09/2025, but shockingly expires in 11/2025, with a manufacturing date of 12/2023—a clear sign of old stock being circulated. Such practices compromise both quality and consumer trust. While the herbal blend sounds impressive, hidden chemicals dilute its Ayurvedic integrity. Sodium Saccharin has been linked to gut microbiome disruption and may trigger headaches or digestive discomfort in sensitive individuals. Consumers deserve truth, not marketing spin. If you're seeking a genuinely natural toothpaste, this may not be the right choice. Always read the label—tradition should never be compromised by artificial shortcuts.