Sensedyne : They are the original desensitizing toothpaste and seem to me to still be the best. Know that it is not a guarantee that you will not have sensitivity. It hopefully with reduce it for you though. It may take a little time of use to do it too.
Answered 7/24/2012
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Try several: I have had patients that one works for and not on another, so it is advisable if one doesnt give you a positive result try another brand.
Answered 7/26/2012
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Varies!: In my experience over the years, I have found that which toothpaste desensitizes best is different from one person to the next. Try one brand for a few weeks and if not doing well enough, try another for a few weeks and so on...
Answered 5/7/2013
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Why are they?: In my opinion, there is no one "standout" desensitizing toothpaste. My recommendation would be to discuss your specific situation with your own dentist who knows your circumstances the best. There are many ways to "desensitize" teeth, based upon cause. See what would work best for you.
Answered 5/7/2013
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