Turmeric is used all over India in everyday food. Not a single Dentist has found yellow teeth, even after using Dennkur for a long time. Turmeric/ Curcumin is a very unique root. It gets excreted from the body immediately and we have not found any yellow stain in the Urine or stools. But it gives yellow colour on clothes and some stones.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Does Dennkur Lozenges make the teeth yellow?
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After which age in Children can Dennkur Lozenges be used?
Children after the age of 6 years can use Dennkur Lozenges -
Upto what age can Dennkur be used for Senior Citizens?
Dennkur Lozenges can be used by senior citizens of any age as there are no side effects. -
What is the recommended dosage of Dennkur Lozenges?
2-3 Lozenges/day as described by Doctor.
1 Lozenges / day for prophylactic after dinner. -
Will Dennkur turn my Tongue or Teeth yellow?
Dennkur contains curcumin, a natural ingredient derived from turmeric. Because curcumin has a yellow pigment, some users may notice a slight yellow coating on the tongue after use. This is temporary and harmless. The colour does not stain the teeth and fades on its own over time. In most cases, it clears naturally through normal saliva flow and everyday oral movements. Routine brushing or tongue cleaning may help it disappear faster, but even without any specific action, the colour usually resolves on its own. -
Can Dennkur cause any allergy or side effects?
Dennkur is generally well tolerated, with no side effects or adverse reactions. However, like any herbal or natural product, a small number of people may be a known sensitive case to turmeric related ingredients. If you experience symptoms such as oral irritation, itching, or stomach discomfort, it is best to stop using the product and consult a dentist or doctor. -
Is Dennkur safe to use regularly?
Dennkur is meant to be used as part of a regular oral care routine. When taken as advised, it is considered suitable for routine use. -
Can Dennkur be used during pregnancy or breastfeeding?
Pregnant or breastfeeding women should use Dennkur only after consulting their dentist or physician. Although it is herbal in nature, sufficient clinical data in these groups is limited, and professional advice is recommended before use.
