"On the relationship between sodium lauroyl sarcosinate and oral ulcers"

Recently, sodium lauroyl sarcosinate is quite common in oral care products. However, everyone is skeptical, does it cause oral ulcers?

Sodium lauroyl sarcosinate has the ability to cleanse the skin, lather, etc., and is often used in toothpaste and mouthwash. However, some people feel that oral ulcers occur frequently after using oral care products containing this substance.

The pharmacology of the test may be caused by sodium lauroyl sarcosinate irritating the oral mucosa. The oral mucosa is delicate, and if it is strongly stimulated, it is easy to damage its barrier, cause inflammation, and cause ulcers. And individuals have different sensitivities to stimuli, and some people are susceptible to it.

However, there are also arguments, saying that sodium lauroyl sarcosinate alone does not necessarily cause oral ulcers. Poor oral hygiene, unbalanced diet, high stress, etc., are all causes of ulcers. If this substance is used alone as the cause of ulcers, it is not allowed.

In summary, the association between sodium lauroyl sarcosinate and oral ulcers still needs to be studied in detail. For consumers, if products containing this substance often cause ulcers, or other products can be tried. Manufacturers should also study warmer formulas to reduce its irritation and ensure oral health.