Siddhalepa Supiriviki Toothpaste Clinically Tested for Gum Disease at German University

Siddhalepa Supiriviki, an Ayurvedic toothpaste, has been found suitable for managing gum disease through a clinical study conducted by the University of Würzburg in Germany, according to information presented at a media briefing in Colombo.

A special media awareness programme was held to highlight the significance of the research findings, with details of the clinical study conducted by the German university presented to the media.

The research findings indicate that Supiriviki Ayurvedic toothpaste is suitable for use in managing gum disease. The importance of maintaining healthy gums as an essential component of overall oral health was also emphasised at the briefing.

Officials further highlighted that the toothpaste is manufactured using a range of locally sourced ingredients.

Supiriviki, a brand under the Siddhalepa Group, one of Sri Lanka's leading Ayurvedic product manufacturers, was introduced in 1988 and is recognised as Sri Lanka's first Ayurvedic toothpaste.

The media briefing was attended by Ashoka Hettigoda, Chairman and Managing Director of the Hettigoda Group, along with other representatives.