Dant Manjan is a traditional Indian tooth-cleaning powder made using selected natural ingredients. It has been used in Indian households for generations as part of their everyday oral hygiene practices. Danta Manjari brings this traditional practice into a convenient modern formulation.

Danta Manjari is a traditional powder-based formulation made with selected natural ingredients. It contains no added fluoride, SLS, artificial sweeteners, artificial colours or preservatives.

Danta Manjari contains rice husk ash, five varieties of tulsi, clove, black pepper, nutmeg, edible camphor and natural sea salt. Please refer to the product packaging for the exact ingredient declaration.

Danta Manjari is made without the specific added ingredients listed in our formulation policy, including fluoride, SLS, artificial sweeteners, artificial colours and added preservatives. All ingredients are subject to the applicable product safety and quality standards.

No. Danta Manjari is formulated without added fluoride. However, fluoride is important for preventing tooth decay. Please consult your dentist about your individual dental requirements, particularly for children.

No. It does not contain added SLS or SLS-based foaming agents. Therefore, it does not produce the same foaming experience as many conventional toothpastes.

A suitable tooth powder may help remove certain surface stains and deposits through its cleansing action. Danta Manjari contains traditional cleansing ingredients that help maintain the natural appearance of teeth. It does not bleach the underlying natural tooth colour.

Take a small quantity of powder and apply it gently using a moistened finger or a soft toothbrush. Brush gently and rinse thoroughly with clean water. Follow the product instructions.

Danta Manjari is designed for regular tooth cleaning according to its product directions. Use gentle brushing techniques and consult a dentist about your individual oral care needs.

Classic has a mild and gentle flavour, while Strong has a more pronounced herbal flavour with additional clove and pepper.

Yes. Danta Manjari Kids is a dedicated children's variant. Parents should follow the stated age guidance and consult a dentist about children's oral care and fluoride requirements.

No. Since the formulation does not contain added SLS-based foaming agents, it offers a traditional powder-brushing experience without the familiar toothpaste foam.

A 40g jar typically lasts one person approximately one to one-and-a-half months with twice-daily use, depending on the quantity used.

Rice husk ash is produced by processing the outer husk of rice. It has a history of traditional use in Indian tooth-cleaning practices and is one of the distinctive ingredients in Danta Manjari.

Danta Manjari is intended for everyday oral hygiene and is not a substitute for dental treatment. Toothache, cavities, gum bleeding and persistent sensitivity should be evaluated by a qualified dentist.