Sri Lanka, Nov. 3 -- A clinical study conducted in collaboration with Germany's University of Wurzburg has found that Siddhalepa Supirivicky toothpaste helps reduce clinical signs of gingival inflammation, strengthening the scientific evidence behind Sri Lanka's indigenous herbal oral care products.Sri Lanka travel

The findings, published in the International Journal of Dental Hygiene in 2024, mark an important milestone for Siddhalepa Supirivicky, recognised as Sri Lanka's first herbal toothpaste and among the country's traditional Ayurvedic products to undergo clinical investigation into its effects on gum health.

The research examined the toothpaste's effectiveness among participants receiving periodontal aftercare who showed signs o...