Sensodyne Pronamel Intensive Enamel Repair Toothpaste for Sensitive Teeth, to Reharden and Strengthen Enamel, Clean Mint - 3.4 Ounces

This was recommended by my dentist on the grounds that I am on the cavity spectrum. News to me. But apparently after many, many years of mistreating my teeth by doing things like chewing, my enamel is in need of repair, and according to my dentist this is the stuff that will accomplish it. Unless Im mistaken, this is the first time enamel repair is possible. Tune in in three months, and Ill be able to tell you whether it works.

I wanted to try this toothpaste because I have sensitive teeth. I havent used it but a few times, noticed a huge difference and already ordered another one. Very worth it!

This new toothpaste is one of the best out there. I have been using it for months and it does an incredible job in reducing sensitivity and prevents plaque buildup. I am pleased with the flavor and the mint is not overpowering

Cant beat the price on this stuff. Dont know how effective it is but it tastes good.

I have a bit of a snaggle tooth, the bottom edge of which reveals a bit of the root. This is just at my gumline and its the tiniest bit of tooth but it causes intense and outsized pain all the way up my jaw. My dentist unbelievably is out of ideas and permanent solutions to my tiny issue, and their solution is to make me use this special toothpaste twice a day. As such, i am now a slave to this stuff, which is really gloopy and powerfully minty. I am not a fan of any of this but I apparently have no alternative if I want to avoid occasionally excruciating pain.

I’ve been using Sensodyne for years. It is very effective at reducing or eliminating tooth sensitivity. I have avoided getting a cavity refilled for years now due to using this toothpaste… and it was recommended to me by my dentist.

This is good toothpaste for sensitive teeth

Reasonable price !!!

While waiting 6 weeks for endodontics therapy I was able to manage my pain by applying a prescription fluoride treatment at night, and using this OTC toothpaste twice daily.

About 15 years ago I had to stop using Crest because everytime I did, I would get these long strings of rubbery mucus on my gums and between my teeth. They would continue to form hours after Id brushed my teeth. When I finally called Crest customer service, they admitted to adding an exfoliant to their formulation. Most toothpastes now have that, including Colgate. I just recently discovered what the ingredient is: Sodium Laurel Sulfate (SLS) and I now have found 2 toothpaste brands without it: Sensodyne Pronamel Intensive Care and Salivea for Dry Mouth treatment. No more annoying and disgusting strings of mucus stck to my teeth and gums.