Why Do My Teeth Hurt?
If a bite of ice cream or a sip of hot coffee triggers a sudden, short, sharp pain, it could be a sign that you have sensitive teeth.
Tooth sensitivity is common and can develop over time, typically because of gum recession or enamel wear.
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How Do You Manage Sensitive Teeth?
Maintaining good oral care habits makes it easier to manage sensitive teeth. Brushing twice a day, every day, with Sensodyne is an easy way to relieve sensitivity pain, providing 24/7 sensitivity protection.
Ways to Manage Sensitive Teeth
Start using Sensodyne
Get sensitivity relief and long-lasting* protection.
Brush 2x a day, every day
Use a soft-bristled toothbrush.
Visit your dentist
Schedule a checkup as often as your dentist recommends.
*With twice daily brushing
How Sensodyne Can Help
Sensodyne is specially formulated to relieve sensitivity and is the No. 1 brand for sensitive teeth.²
It works by creating a barrier over sensitive areas or by soothing the nerves inside your tooth, offering 24/7 sensitivity protection when you brush with it twice a day, every day.
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