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Can i use ginger for teeth sensitivity?
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Not really: I know of no research that ginger helps with sensitivity. The easiest would be to use a toothpaste that says for sensitive teeth. Don't use a whitening toothpaste. The most effective way would be done by your dentist.
Answered 6/20/2015
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