There are many people who suffer from sensitive teeth. The gums can also be painful at times. Even inflammation can occur. Then it is wise to sometimes change toothpaste after a visit to the dentist and in consultation. A good choice can be Sensodyne. This toothpaste is recommended by dentists to people who suffer from sensitive teeth and it improves gum structure. Sensodyne toothpaste is available at the drugstore and strengthens tooth enamel. The toothpaste does not contain lactose.

• When to use Sensodyne toothpaste?
• Sensodyne has different types of toothpaste
• Sensodyne toothbrush to protect gums
• Where can you buy sensodyne?
• When brushing no longer helps
• Sensodyne mouthwash

When to use Sensodyne toothpaste?

Sensodyne has been specially developed for people with sensitive teeth. The range consists of cosmetic and therapeutic toothpastes. When people suffer from sensitive teeth, this is often the moment they eat or drink something. If they eat something sweet or drink something that is too hot or cold for our teeth, pain occurs. Many people already take this into account when choosing what to eat. Sensitive teeth occur when the tooth necks become exposed. This can be caused by wear and tear of the tooth enamel. You may also suffer from receding gums, which means that the tooth necks no longer have any protection. Inflammation can occur resulting in periodontitis. The layer under the enamel is called dentin and it can become sensitive. Some people do not always suffer from sensitive teeth and they sometimes stop using Sensodyne. However, it is wiser to continue brushing with this toothpaste so that the protective layer remains intact. This toothpaste contains no lactose or gluten.

Sensodyne has different types of toothpaste

Brushing with Sensodyne strengthens tooth enamel and helps prevent tooth decay or caries. That is why Sensodyne is recommended by 90% of dentists. A thin protective layer is placed around the teeth so that the necks of the teeth can no longer be exposed. There are various types of toothpaste. We know, among other things:

• Sensodyne rapid Relief and Rapid Relief whitening
• Sensodyne zinc concentrate
• Sensodyne proglasur
• Sensodyne repair and protect
• Sensodyne fresh mint
• Sensodyne deep clean gel

Sensodyne Rapid Relief and Rapid relief whitening

Sensodyne rapid is a special toothpaste that mainly soothes or blocks the nerve endings of small channels in the dentin. It is recommended to brush twice a day.

Sensodyne zinc concentrate

Sensodyne zinc concentrate has extra protection due to the presence of zinc in the toothpaste. It has a strong antibacterial effect.

Sensodyne Proglasur

This is the variant that contains fluoride, which makes the tooth enamel extra hard and helps prevent tooth erosion. A separate whitening variant is also available here that ensures beautiful white and radiant teeth. This toothpaste is especially recommended if your teeth are sensitive to acid attacks.

Sensodyne Repair and Protect

This toothpaste has special properties to protect the teeth and gums. However, it may take some time before results are visible. A protective layer is placed around the teeth and this takes some time. That’s why people sometimes think that toothpaste doesn’t help. In addition, the toothpaste contains glycerine, which can cause a somewhat stinging sensation at first. It is especially important to continue using this toothpaste once the correct results have been achieved.

Sensodyne deep clean gel and Fresh mint

This toothpaste protects against cavities, provides extra cleaning and has a fresh taste. This toothpaste also prevents plaque formation.

Sensodyne toothbrush to protect gums

In addition to brushing with sensodyne, it is also important to choose the right toothbrush. Sensodyne has toothbrushes that have a rounded and small brush head, making it easy to brush in hard-to-reach places. It is important to have the right toothbrush hardness, especially with sensitive gums.

Where can you buy sensodyne?

Sensodyne is available in supermarkets, pharmacies and drugstores.

When brushing no longer helps

If the complaints persist or become worse, you will need to visit a dentist or dental hygienist in addition to the normal visits you already have for check-ups.

Sensodyne mouthwash

In the Netherlands, the use of mouthwash is not nearly as common as in neighboring countries. Sensodyne mouthwash is not sharp in taste but has a light peppermint flavor. If we normally rinse with water, we can replace it with mouthwash and this will enhance the beneficial effect of the toothpaste. Use mouthwash after brushing.