Does toothpaste have the effect of reducing swelling? Is toothpaste corrosive?

Toothpaste can be used to wash your face, and it can effectively remove the grease on your face and make your skin very clean. However, you cannot use toothpaste to wash your face every day, as it will damage your facial skin if you use it for too long. So does toothpaste have the effect of reducing swelling? Is toothpaste corrosive?

Does toothpaste reduce swelling?

Whether toothpaste can reduce swelling generally depends on the specific circumstances of the patient's local injury and needs to be objectively analyzed. If the patient's local skin is accidentally bitten by mosquitoes and insects, accompanied by mild itching and swelling, toothpaste can be applied externally at this time. Since toothpaste contains ingredients such as mint, it can have a good anti-inflammatory and anti-swelling effect, relieving local itching and swelling. If the patient has severe trauma, causing local skin tissue rupture, accompanied by active bleeding and obvious swelling of the limbs, applying toothpaste externally at this time will not have a significant effect on reducing swelling, but may cause infection of the wound surface.

Is toothpaste corrosive?

Not all toothpastes are corrosive, but whitening toothpastes contain a small amount of corrosives. Whitening toothpaste helps polish teeth and prevent stains. If you want a better whitening effect, you can choose a toothpaste containing silicone ingredients. This silicone has a good wear resistance coefficient and can whiten teeth while minimizing the wear on teeth. Don't use a tube of toothpaste for too long, because the longer the toothpaste is used, the more chances it will be exposed to the air, the more frequent it will come into contact with the toothbrush, and the chances of contact with bacteria will greatly increase.

What does the color of the toothpaste tail mean?

1. Toothpaste tubes need to be cut during the production process, and the cutting needs to be positioned. Only if the positioning is correct can the cutting length be guaranteed to be appropriate. On the other hand, toothpaste requires color labels when filling. The color labels can ensure that the pattern and text printed on the package are in the correct position when the toothpaste is filled and sealed.

2. In order to accurately position the color mark, a color strip will be used at the bottom of the toothpaste when making toothpaste. The color strip is generally chosen to be a color that is obviously different from the background color. In order to save printing costs, the color of this color strip is usually chosen from the colors that already exist on the toothpaste pattern, generally red, blue, green and black.

Is the expiration date on the end of toothpaste?

Toothpaste usually does not have an expiration date on the end, only the production date and the expiration date. If the expiration date is written on the toothpaste tube, the date on the end is usually the production date; if the expiration date is not written on the toothpaste tube, there will be two dates on the end, a production date and an expiration date; the expiration date refers to the month that the toothpaste can be used, not a specific day, and the expiration date will be accurate to the date, so generally the end of the toothpaste will either have the production date or the production date and the expiration date.