Do you Buy Sensitive Toothpaste

Hi,

I recently purchased some Arm & Hammer Advancewhite Sensitive toothpaste from the 99p shop and it works.

I do have problem with my sensitive teeth so I really do need a good toothpaste but I saw this in the 99p/Poundland shop and thought I would give it a try as the normal price I have seen if for is well over £2, What can I say it really works,

So if you are looking to save a few quid give it a go.

Hope that helps someone.

They normally have a full range of Arm & Hammer toothpaste on display I have never used any of the other types in the range but if the sensitive one is anything to go on I would suggest they could be a very good deal at a £1

I used to use it before I had a full overhaul by a private dentist. Since being brought up to scratch and maintained 6 monthly on Denplan I no longer suffer the problem.

Hi I have never used an NHS dentist other than when i was a child we always use private dentist and have the 6mthly checkups but i am still senitive to ice and very cold things. Also sensititive toothpaste dosent hurt people who are non sensitive they also contain a whitern which appearss to clean the teeth better

I only use NHS Dentists, cannot afford to go private around here i.e. £105 for a scale & polish too rich for me!

I have had a programme of extensive cleaning and I ended up with sensitive teeth; dentist recommended Colgate Pro Relief and I have to say its brilliant. Never tried Arm & Hammer products, I always thought they were for smokers, how wrong amd I then.

Hi, Cheryl

Give it a go, it really works for me and its quiet a nice taste ?

Our dentist does both private & N H he is very good but charges a fortune.

I use ordinary colgate toothpaste and sprinkle some baking powder on it.

I have done this for years and only have one filling to date .....
and..

Lady Lucan still kisses me every night and every morning...