[bella_beetle2.0]

does any one use sensodyne? if you do, does it work becuase im fed up of my teeth being sensitive when i eat or drink cold drinks

 

[WozzaTT]

Yes it works! Best mate's dad is a dentist and he recommends it too.

 

[bella_beetle2.0]

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loverly. thank you

 

[Thundercat]

Works for me, I used to suffer real bad from sensitive teeth but lots better now 8)

 

[Dash]

I didn't get on with it, I use Crest and it seems to do the job nicely.

 

[jbell]

That new Colgate stuff for sensitive teeth is supposed to be amazing

 

[Dotti]

My dentist once said to me to not use sensodyne long term, but to every so often use normal toothpaste also. Not sure why this was but equally Sensodyne is good. I love going to the detist also

 

[ausTT]

My teeth are incredibly sensitive and sensodyne is a fantastic paste - i have used for two years now with great results compared to the likes of colgate etc

 

[Jamo8]

My teeth are incredibly sensitive and sensodyne is a fantastic paste - i have used for two years now with great results compared to the likes of colgate etc

Ditto

 

[Charlie]

Just don't brush your teeth at all Bobbie - let them get really furred up and that will stop the sensitivity - ok so you may need them all pulled out eventually, but either way you won't have sensitive teeth

Sorry but having read all the sensible replies I was overwhelmed with the need to post something daft

Charlie

 

[dave_D]

Sensodyne does work well particularly the newer one. Colgate Sensitive also works well. Some people also find high flouride toothpastes (colgate durphat) can reduce sensitivity.

Are you certain your sensitivity is not due to recession and/caries?

If not try to get:

http://www.gceurope.com/products/detail.php?id=112

This is the best I've found and is the same material I use in whitening gel to reduce sensitivity.

The only problem is it's only available through dentists and it's quite expensive (about £20 per tube!)

 

[bella_beetle2.0]

Just don't brush your teeth at all Bobbie - let them get really furred up and that will stop the sensitivity - ok so you may need them all pulled out eventually, but either way you won't have sensitive teeth

Sorry but having read all the sensible replies I was overwhelmed with the need to post something daft

Charlie

i wouldnt expect anything less from you charlie :lol:

 

[TT-Newbie]

I'd let your dentist know - sensitive teeth need to be treated properly rather than just changing your brand of toothpaste.

Duraphat toothpaste is quite good, but shouldn't replace normal toothpaste (even if you can afford it!!!) because it contains a high level of fluoride - likewise some dentists also recommend that you don't use mouthwash at the same time you brush your teeth as it can stop the toothpaste going to work.

The best thing is to ask about a varnish/desensitizing product (again there is a Colgate/Duraphat one) that the dentist would apply for you that shields the sensitive part of the tooth.

 

[denimblue225turbo]

just brushing them once in a while would do you good and your breathe wouldnt smell like a dogs bum :lol: :lol:

 

[Bikerz]

:lol: At this post :lol:

 

[Wallsendmag]

just brushing them once in a while would do you good and your breathe wouldnt smell like a dogs bum :lol: :lol:

 

[bella_beetle2.0]

just brushing them once in a while would do you good and your breathe wouldnt smell like a dogs bum :lol: :lol:

shut up spastic!