Sensodyne Toothpaste

Sensodyne Toothpaste is supposed to good for the enamel on your teeth.

(06-07-2017, 06:47 PM)jhalb Wrote: Sensodyne Toothpaste is supposed to good for the enamel on your teeth.

What ?!?

Advertisement ?!?

No, that was not an advertisement. lol!

It's supposed to make sensitive teeth less sensitive, but it never did a thing for me.

It works great for me. No more sensitivity but ymmv...

It depends on which version of Sensodyne, Pronamel purely contains fluoride,  the sensitivity versions contain either Potassium Nitrate which does work for me or Strontium which does not. If you are looking at remineralisation then the Novamin version has had some success,  I however have had better results with Colgates Pro Arginine products including the extra strength version with tricalcium phosphate. Arm and Hammer use ACP marketed as liquid calcium whilst other products use nano or synthetic hydroxyappetite. Unilever created Regenerate with NR-5 technology. A peptide technology has also been developed called Curolox, bizarrely the brand of toothpaste is called Candida.

Listerine mouthwash with potassium oxalate allegedly also has remineralisation effects.

Try colgate sensitive total care system. I use it. It's really good.

When I was a kid, the dentists I would go to would recommend Sensodyne.  It sure costs more than most other brands.

I never could get past the label saying not to use more than so x number of weeks................