Sensodyne Extra Whitening Sensitive Teeth Whitening Toothpaste - 4 Ounces (Pack of 3)

br>NOTE: THIS PAGE HAS BEEN UPDATED. br>I finally discovered something that relieved my pain! I had been using Sensodyne for years with no relief, so I went out and bought this Hydroxyapatite toothpaste, which is what teeth are made of, according to my dentist, and it MADE THE PAIN GO AWAY IN LESS THAN A MONTH! I'm amazed to the point where brushing my teeth hurts! And no one is compensating me or offering me a discount or anything in exchange for this information; I'm simply. . . I'm honestly surprised I found something that actually helped, because I've been in pain for so long. br> I'm not sure if Amazon will allow it, but here's a link to the product: Pearlie White Active Remineralization Toothpaste is the brand name, and the bottle is almost yellow in color. br>br>Pearlie White Active Remineralization Toothpaste - Pearly White Active Remineralization Toothpaste - Pearly White Active Remineralization Toothpaste - Pearly White Active Rem Fluoride-free (no fluoride added) (no fluoride 8 oz (110 g) - Toothpaste with Hydroxyapatite and Xylitol to Remineralize Tooth Enamel |.

Jonathan Stewart

| Jan 18, 2021

It does not have the GSK logo in the top right corner.

Arturo HOWELLS

| Apr 29, 2021

Then this is going to be extremely beneficial to you. If your gums have receded due to brushing too hard or other factors, your tooth dentin is exposed, which means that anything hot, cold, or sweet will hit those tooth nerves, causing shooting pains throughout your mouth. This toothpaste seals the "holes" in the dentin where your root is exposed, preventing food from reaching the nerve and causing the shooting pain. For years, I used this toothpaste, and it made a significant difference. I switched to a different toothpaste at one point, and the pain returned. Other toothpastes I've tried haven't been able to significantly reduce my pain - Other than this toothpaste, regular daily use can almost completely "cure" it. br>The price of this toothpaste varies greatly, and different versions of sensodyne may be more expensive; if you have healthy sensitive teeth, I would buy any version of sensodyne that is the cheapest you can find. Regardless of which ailment they're targeting, they're all technically the same ingredients. They'll all help if your teeth are sensitive. The three-pack price I found on Amazon was the cheapest I could find locally.

Danny Giles

| Jan 02, 2021

I stopped eating the free licorice discs I got at the same time, and I was able to pin down this new, horrifying phenomenon to the morning after every time I used this toothpaste: layers of my mouth peel off, and it hurts! I've done enough testing to know that it's the toothpaste that's causing the problem! My usual brand, Colgate Sensitive, has never given me this problem, but my dentist recommended Sensodyne, so I switched. That was a poor choice! This is the first time toothpaste has ever done something like this to me. So, if you buy it, open it up and try it out right away so you can return it if you have the same issue. It had been a nightmare.

Kadence DOBSON

| Jun 07, 2021

br>br>I've always used Sensodyne, and it's fantastic. However, after using the toothpaste I purchased from Amazon - Tooth sensitivity was evident all over my mouth! br>br>Painfully shocking "zingers" started, as did a pain in my front teeth. I started to get a chewy sensation in my mouth after brushing. A Q- was assigned to me. I took the tip and ran it along the line of my gums - I was yanking huge stringy fibers from my mouth, much to my surprise - It turned out to be skin. All of the skin was scorched. from the insides of my cheeks and gums the roof of the mouth This stuff is caustic, and it exposes the inside of your mouth to infection. br>br>After reading about other people's similar experiences, I went to my local store and bought some Sensodyne. It worked perfectly! I'm not sure what this is, but it isn't genuine and lacks the hologram seal. br>br>Do not make a purchase from this website! I'm curious as to what I've been using to brush my teeth!.

Jakobe Kirby

| Jul 15, 2021

I squandered my funds and am now hoping to get them back. Don't waste your time trying this product; I can't speak for other sensodyne toothpaste variants, but this listing and product made my teeth and gums extremely sensitive, as well as making my entire bottom row ache for two days. I was hoping that this would finally be the answer to my sensitive teeth's problems. My assumptions were incorrect. I'm not sure if this item is genuine. There was no real seal, the bottle appeared to be cheap and unidentifiable from the ones given to me by the dentist, and there was a "gsk" logo that appeared to be fake. I brushed my teeth with pro health crest toothpaste, which isn't even designed or marketed to make your teeth less sensitive or increase enamel, but I noticed a significant difference after just one brush. I noticed a difference in the health of my teeth. After using this toothpaste for about a week, the inside of my lip has started to peel, and I would not recommend it to anyone. I'm going to a store to see if the label is different than this one, and if it is, I'll try the real sensodyne, which will most likely be without the extra whitening. br>br>I'm not sure if it's because of the seller or because of the product, but this experience has left me speechless.

Esme Pittman

| Dec 30, 2020

I have teeth that are extremely sensitive. I suffered from hypoplasia as a child. It occurs when the enamel on the teeth fails to form properly. The toothpaste is very effective. Tooth sensitivity is a rare occurrence in my life. I would suggest it.

Flynn Sandoval

| Jul 04, 2021

You can feel a protective layer around your teeth after just one brushing. The protection lasts for more than 24 hours after brushing once, and it works wonders for my sensitivity to sweets and icy cold drinks. I used to believe that my teeth would always be sensitive to extremely cold temperatures because that's how teeth worked. Sensodyne has disproved this theory!.

Stefan Williamson

| Oct 25, 2021