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Description
Sensodyne Original containing strontium chloride hexahydrate helps reduce pain caused due to sensitive teeth. It is designed to be low abrasive while simultaneously providing effective cleansing, helping to protect dentine and alleviate unpleasant sensitivity.Ingredients
Strontium Chloride HexahydrateForm
ToothpasteFlavor/Variant/Type/Size
Sensodyne Original Toothpaste, 100 gramsKey Benefits
-A toothpaste having strontium chloride which not only cleans but also reduces pain caused due to sensitive teeth -Provides anti-sensitivity protection. -Reduces the growth of bacteria and improves oral health -Reduces plaque formation -9 out of 10 doctors prescribe sensodyneSafety Information/Precautions
-Please keep out of the reach of children. -Please do not use for children less than 12 years unless directed by a medical professional or doctor. -Teeth sensitivity may develop due to serious underlying causes. If symptoms persist or worsen, please seek professional care immediately.Faqs
1. How often should I brush my teeth?
Ideally, brush your teeth two times a day. You may brush three times a day; however, two times is mostly sufficient unless you have been instructed to brush more or less than two times by your dentist.
2. What are the benefits of Fluoride?
Primarily, fluoride in toothpastes helps strengthen the tooth enamel, thereby preventing tooth decay. Moreover, it aids in removing plaque and settling of bacteria on and between teeth.
3. What are the side effects of toothpaste?
There are no significant adverse effects of toothpaste. However, you may experience slight oral irritation temporarily.
4. Why is it important to use toothpaste?
Toothpaste limits the growth of bacteria in the mouth, preventing possible gum diseases. Additionally, it removes plaque and lessens the probability of dental decay.
5. When should children start brushing teeth?
Generally, you can brush your child’s teeth after he/she turns 18 months by using a pea-sized amount of fluoride toothpaste on a soft-bristled toothbrush.
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