Does this toothpaste help with teeth sensitivity? I have VERY sensitive teeth and am looking toothpast for sensitivity with no glycerin like this one.
908962
Yes I have sensitive teeth as well. Watching what you eat should help as well. At least it did for me.
1968201
Well I use this brand because of my sensitive gums and teeth, plus I use mouth wash and I floss. I also use whitening strips.
1606162
No. It doesn't strip the enamel from your teeth, which is why store bought teeth whitening is so bad for your teeth. The activated charcoal pulls impurities from your teeth, which doesn't cause sensitivity at all.
986675
Shine Whitening will not make your teeth sensitive for most people. However a temporary side effect of tooth sensitivity or mild tissue irritation is possible but usually transient and may last for a day or two. If you experience tooth sensitivity avoid beverages that contain citrus and hot or cold drinks for the 24 hours.
301246
I brush my teeth with Colgate upon waking and doing the normal morning routine. I also drink a couple of cups of tea each morning. After I drink my tea I will brush again and then I apply the whitening stick and let it set. I use it each evening and I apply a little bit more at night before bed so it can work while I sleep. I have super sensitive teeth but this product has not affected the sensitivity and I love it. It is so easy to use and results are great. If you do eat breakfast then as Jem stated wait about 30 minutes.
1165416
For myself yes, though you will likely see better results with the more intense treatments (like the 1 hour strips). I chose this one because I know that my teeth are sensitive, so the effects are not as quick or dramatic, but it also does not cause me any discomfort.
1082174
No this product causes your teeth to become very sensitive after you start to use it. And can last as long as 2-3 days. I do like the results but u have to take a little discomfort
1842897
I have healthy teeth and gums as well. While the product was on my gums it hurt A LOT but went away within ~10 minutes after removal. Once I learned to use a smaller amount, there was no pain because it didn't come in contact with my gums. I'm sure everyone is a bit different. I teeth that are rather sensitive and the pain subsided quickly.
1256256
I can't speak about TMJ but I have sensitive teeth and I don't have a problem. I would suggest you might try Sensodyne toothpaste which I have found helpful. I love my electric toothbrush and think you will too.
2129796
I can't answer that because I use both...whatever I can find. But they've made a huge difference in the sensitivity of my teeth...especially when I have to have them cleaned and scaled.
1255112
Buy a toothpaste called fluoridex. You have to buy it on amazon or ebay. Not sold in stores. Use it for a week before you try the strips. It is specific for sensitive teeth.
1240083
I have sensitive teeth and it is fine. I would not buy it again though. So gimmicky. I use my own sonic toothbrush and then this paste because I don't like the brush it comes with. The whitening strips are so much better.
198218
This product does not do anything about the receding gums. It will however protect the newly exposed tooth area. I have had this happen, and the sensitive tooth will become less sensitive within a few days. You will know, because you can feel it.
2085485
It does not whiten your teeth. It helps protect your teeth enamel and sensitivity caused by the use of whitening products. Hope that helps!
1971752
I have only been using the speed system, i have exerienced no sensitivity with this. I usually do with other products even certain tooth pastes.
1451736
I used a colgate sensitive toothpaste a couple days before I got this one, then almost overnight it was gone. I might have used Squigle 2 days. It sure didn't feel like it would do anything. But I am still using it just in case, sometimes I feel a little sensitive thing maybe starting once in a while, but then I brush my teeth and it's fine. Just unbelievable to me, cause I don't like doctors/dentist and probably wouldn't go. So I kept reading online what other people have done for home remedies. Xylitol seems to be the key, I also bought the mouthwash Crest for sensitive teeth and use it after the toothpaste once a day (sometimes I forget too). It had the xylitol in it too. Good luck! I hope this helps. I did see a similar toothpaste on Swanson Vitamins for half the cost of Squigle, so I was thinking of trying that one next. But I definitely recommend this SQUIGLE!!!
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Yes, I have very sensitive teeth and gums, and I have been using these toothbrush heads ever since they were first sold on Amazon. I have always used a Sonicare, from their original toothbrush many years ago. This new Sonicare has a Sensitive setting, which is perfect for my teeth and gums.