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Toothpaste for sensitive teeth

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chockbic · 22/02/2015 12:58

Has anyone got a recommendation for one of these?

Currently use Sensodyne Pronamel but still having sore teeth.

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FrugalFashionista · 22/02/2015 13:29

I've used both Colgate Sensitive and Biorepair, both contain hydroxyapatite and both seem effective. The pain goes away quickly.
What is causing the pain? Do you bleach your teeth? Do you floss? Do you brush too vigorously?

mousmous · 22/02/2015 13:31

have a look at the ingredients, it should contain strontium.
if it does and you are still in discomfort after using for 2 weeks you need to see a dentist.

FrugalFashionista · 22/02/2015 13:56

This article explains a bit some potential causes and how to address them.

glutenfreecake · 22/02/2015 14:01

we were recommended sensodyne repair and protect.

WhatWouldMaLarkinDo · 22/02/2015 14:07

DH has sensitive teeth and he swears by sensodyne sensitive mouthwash. It's bloody expensive (grumble) but if you keep an eye out you can sometimes get it on offer.

chockbic · 22/02/2015 18:05

I'm pretty sure its from acid reflux.

Have got the pronamel mouthwash but not the other one.

Thanks for recs and info.

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WhatWouldMaLarkinDo · 22/02/2015 20:01

Just been daydreaming in the bathroom and noticed it's Listerine, not Sensodyne! Durr.

JKSLtd · 22/02/2015 20:06

I've been buying Duraphat 2800 from the dentist for a while. It definitely helped but I wonder if a cheaper / easier to get hold of, alternative would be just as good?

Olivo · 22/02/2015 20:08

I use Colgate pro relief, sensodyne pronamel didn't work for me. Mine are sensitive due to gum recession when I was pg.

Purpleball · 22/02/2015 20:26

I use Colgate pro relief, have done for a few years, I no longer have a problem with sensitive teeth Smile

chockbic · 23/02/2015 15:35

What about the new Regenerate toothpaste?

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