Tongue Cleaner

Tongue Cleaner – Set of 6 copper tongue scrapers sourced in Rajasthan, India:

Based on age-old principles of Ayurveda. Improves bad breath: Copper scrapers effectively eliminate bad germs that cause bad breath.

Removes stains such as through coffee and smoking to improve fresh breath and a healthy, pink tongue.

Effective mouth freshener: helps reduction of bacteria on the tongue and combats the causes of bad breath to improve oral hygiene

Natural detox: Add an extra level of dental hygiene to brushing and flossing to maintain a healthy mouth.

Scrape the white coating off your tongue with the copper tongue scraper for optimal oral health

Pure copper: Made from 100% copper, it’s the only material a tongue scraper should be made from, as copper is well known for its broad spectrum antibacterial and antimicrobial properties. Great for oral thrush treatment.

Ideal gift for your loved ones.

We all know that you should clean your teeth twice a day. But you shouldn’t stop there: a huge number of bacteria also accumulates on your tongue, and it’s this that can give you bad breath and can lead to dental plaque, tooth decay, and problems with your gums.

In order to clean your tongue, all you need is an ordinary tongue cleaner. We are confident that this tongue cleaner will help you keep your breath fresh

Background

A ritual practiced for over 5,000 years, the time-tested Ayurvedic method of tongue cleaning is a clever, and effective, approach to oral hygiene. A tongue cleaner promotes a healthy mouth and gastrointestinal tract, which in turn, leads to a happy gut. Our tongue scraper is made from 100% pure and naturally antibacterial copper, this tool clears and decongests the tongue, freshens breath, heightens taste sensation, and removes toxins – known in Ayurveda as Ama – from the mouth.

Some studies have shown that it is the bacteria on the tongue which often produce malodorous compounds and fatty acids that may account for 80% to 85% of all cases of bad breath.The remaining 15% to 20% of cases originate in the stomach, from the tonsils, from decaying food stuck between the teeth, gum disease, dental caries (cavities or tooth decay) or plaque accumulated on the teeth. In addition, degradation of oral debris by microorganisms produce organosulfur compounds (volatile sulphur compounds) on the posterior (rear) of the tongue