Apeiron Auromère Oral Hygiene
Even in the remotest corner of the world you should brush your teeth at least twice a day. But what if the toothbrush gets lost while crossing the desert? – You just pick one, from the ”toothbrush tree“. Toothbrush trees are not a mirage, they really do exist. The small shrubby trees grow in East Africa, on the Arabian Peninsula and in Southwest Asia. Passing caravans have been supplying themselves with the naturally grown dental care products for thousands of years. To do this, break off a branch measuring around 20 centimetres and chew its end until it becomes fibrous. In this way a kind of brush head is created. Among Arabs, this traditional form of toothbrush is known as miswak.
The toothbrush tree (Salvadora persica) lives up to its name, because its wood combines the qualities of a toothbrush and toothpaste. The material naturally contains a small amount of fluorides. They do not only fight bacteria, but also form a protective shield around the teeth. Moreover, gypsum crystals are included in the wood of the toothbrush tree. They act as small cleaning particles and ensure thorough cleaning of the tooth surface. The people from antiquity knew none of fluorides and gypsum particles, of course. As the miswak already ensured a radiant smile at that time, it had already been recommended in medical books in India back in 400 B. C.
Unlike with modern toothbrushes, neither toothpaste nor water is needed while brushing the teeth. This is undoubtedly a great advantage in the desert. Moreover, the miswak can also be used as a tongue scraper and for a massage of the gums. Especially in the Indian Ayurveda teaching on health, scraping of the tongue in the morning necessarily belongs to daily oral hygiene. Alongside the scraping of the tongue, the recommendation to additionally rinse the mouth with oil can already be found in ancient scriptures. This traditional method is also referred to as ”oil pulling“. The oil is moved back and forth in the oral cavity and pulled through the interdental spaces for up to 15 minutes.
The Apeiron Auromère Herbal Mouth Oil is a particularly mild, non-alcoholic, effective care, which has been designed for oil pulling. Thus, oral cavity, teeth and sensitive gums are optimally cared for. The Apeiron Auromère Herbal Mouthwash sensitive also focuses on Ayurvedic plant extracts. Selected active ingredients such as liquorice, clove, red ratanhia and oak extract strengthen the gums and ensure a balanced oral flora as well as a fresh breath. Due to the non-alcoholic formula, the pleasantly mild taste and the gentle effect, the mouthwash is also suitable for sensitive users.
The Apeiron Auromère Herbal Toothpaste is a unique composition of precious plant extracts. Fine cleaning particles gently cleanse the teeth and remove plaque. Thyme, mint and cinnamon Ceylon ensure a pleasant fresh taste. The Apeiron Auromère Herbal Mouthwash Concentrate offers special support for those areas who are inaccessible for the toothbrush. Nourishing ingredients such as peppermint oil, clove oil, sage oil and tea tree oil develop a long-lasting freshness and support a balanced oral flora. The handy Apeiron Auromère Herbal Mouth Spray gives fresh breath on the go. With a combination of special herbal ingredients from sage, neem, clove, canola and peppermint the Gum Care Prophylactic Gel particularly cares for sensitive gums. By applying it directly to the gums the gel can optimally develop its pleasant cooling effect.
More and more people focus on alternative treatments. Apeiron has therefore developed recipes that are compatible with homeopathic therapies. With the homeopathy compatible Auromère Herbal Toothpaste, the homeopathy compatible Auromère Herbal Mouthwash Concentrate and the homeopathy compatible Herbal Mouth Spray, Apeiron offers a powerful trio for daily oral hygiene. By dispensing with menthol-containing essential oils, they can also be used during a homeopathic treatment. Due to the Ayurvedic plant extracts they are effective and refreshing. With Apeiron Auromère you will enter the fascinating world of Ayurveda in oral hygiene.
