Tooth Sensitivity

Updated on March 27, 2006
L. asks from New York, NY
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Some tips to cure or avoid tooth sensitivity

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M.B.

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Good morning L.!
I'm responding to you with some advice for tooth sensitivity. However, your request didn't specify if it was for you or your children. So...for you, I recommend brushing with Sensodyne brand toothpaste. It has an additive in it that helps to diminish sensitivity. For your children, I recommend Orajel for Children...both items can generally be found at CVS or Duane Read. I hope this helps...Good luck!

-M.

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L.P.

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Sensodyne toothpast works wonders. Whenever i stop using it, i regret it and go right back to it. It seems to prevent tooth sensitivity when used on a regular basis. If it persits however i would go see your dentist.
L.

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S.

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I had that problem some time ago and brushing with sensodyne seemed to help. For a bout 4 months I had to have everything lukewarm. Too hot was painful and too cold as well. So sensodyne seemed to help!! Good Luck!!

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D.G.

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I'm the same way. My dentist advised not brushing really hard; brushing and flossing regularly will help this. Also, gargle with Listerine to avoid periodental disease. Sometimes this sensitivity may be early symptoms of this.

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