Corsodyl Toothpaste – Ingredients Overview

Corsodyl is a brand with several toothpaste variants (e.g., Daily Gum Care Original, Ultra Clean, Whitening, Complete Protection). Exact ingredients can vary by variant and by country, so it is important to read the ingredients printed on your own tube or box.

Key Points First

• Corsodyl toothpastes are usually fluoride toothpastes with sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) to help with plaque removal and gum health. (medino.com)
• Corsodyl mouthwashes and gels, not the toothpastes, are the products that contain chlorhexidine digluconate.

Example: Corsodyl Daily Gum Care Original Toothpaste (fluoride)

A typical ingredient list (from one UK product pack) includes: (medino.com)

• Sodium bicarbonate (abrasive/cleansing)
• Aqua (water)
• Glycerin (humectant – helps retain moisture)
• Cocamidopropyl betaine (foaming agent)
• Aroma (flavour)
• Xanthan gum (thickener)
• Sodium fluoride (fluoride source – around 1400 ppm fluoride, exact amount depends on pack)
• Sodium saccharin (sweetener)
• Titanium dioxide (whitener/colour)
• Steviol glycosides (sweetener)
• Limonene, CI 77491 (flavour and colouring components)

Example: Corsodyl Whitening / Ultra Clean Type Formulas

Whitening and “Ultra Clean” Corsodyl toothpastes typically contain similar base ingredients plus extra cleaning and flavour ingredients. A typical list includes: (medino.com)

• Sodium bicarbonate (main cleaning/anti-plaque abrasive)
• Aqua, glycerin, hydrated silica (abrasive), cocamidopropyl betaine (foaming agent)
• Flavouring oils (e.g., peppermint / mentha oils)
• Plant extracts in some versions (e.g., chamomile, sage, myrrh, echinacea – varies by product)
• Xanthan gum (thickener), titanium dioxide (whitening pigment)
• Sodium fluoride (fluoride), sodium saccharin (sweetener), and small amounts of fragrance components like limonene or linalool

Important Notes

• Formulas can change, and ingredients can differ between “Original”, “Whitening”, “Ultra Clean”, and “Complete Protection”, and between countries.
• If you have allergies or sensitivities (for example to flavourings, SLS-like surfactants, or colourants), always:

  • Check the exact ingredient list on the packaging you have.
  • Discuss with your dentist or doctor before using a new toothpaste if you are unsure.

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