FORMULATION AND EVALUTION OF ALLOPHATIC TOOTHPASTE

Saurabh Hanumant Dhaygude*, Prachi Nandkumar Padwal, Prof. Shital Gaikwad, Reema Chandrakant Londhe, Parth Dnyaneshwar Dathkil

Allopathic toothpaste is a scientifically formulated dental preparation designed to maintain oral hygiene and prevent common dental problems such as caries, gingivitis, plaque, and halitosis. It contains active pharmaceutical ingredients such as fluoride, trichinosis, and antiseptic agents that provide therapeutic benefits beyond basic cleaning. The formulation typically includes abrasives for plaque removal, humectant s to retain moisture, binding agents for consistency, and flavouring agents for consumer acceptability. The allopathic approach focuses on evidence-based and pharmacologically active ingredients that act through antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and remineralizing mechanisms. Regular use of allopathic toothpaste ensures effective oral care, reduces bacterial load, strengthens enamel, and promotes overall dental health. The formulation represents a balanced combination of modern medicine and oral hygiene science aimed at preventive as well as therapeutic dental care.