Sensodyne: Daily Care for Sensitive Teeth
If a sip of cold water, a scoop of kulfi or a hot cup of chai makes you wince, you're far from alone. Tooth sensitivity is very common, and Sensodyne is one of the world's best-known toothpaste brands made specifically for it. Sensodyne is owned by Haleon, the consumer healthcare company. Its range has grown to cover sensitive teeth along with whitening, cavity protection, gum care and children's teeth. In this collection, you can shop Sensodyne toothpaste and toothbrushes online in Pakistan.
Why Do Teeth Feel Sensitive?
Teeth can become sensitive when the softer layer under the enamel, called dentine, becomes exposed. This can happen through gum recession or enamel wear. Hot, cold, sweet or sour foods and drinks can then trigger a short, sharp pain. Sensodyne toothpastes are designed for daily use to help care for sensitive teeth.
Sensitivity can sometimes signal another dental problem, such as a cavity or cracked tooth. If the pain is severe or doesn't settle, see a dentist.
Choose Your Sensodyne Toothpaste
Every Sensodyne toothpaste is made for sensitive teeth. The difference between variants is the extra benefit each one focuses on:
| Variant | Extra focus | Sizes |
|---|---|---|
| Original | Classic everyday care | 50g, 70g, 100g |
| Fluoride | Daily protection with fluoride | 70g, 100g |
| Rapid Action | Fast-acting care for sensitive teeth | 70g, 100g |
| Repair and Protect Extra Fresh | Repair-focused care with a fresh taste | 70g, 100g |
| Complete Protection+ | All-round care and cleaning | 70g, 100g |
| Deep Clean | A thorough-feeling clean | 70g, 100g |
| Extra Whitening | Helps remove surface stains | 70g, 100g |
| Cavity Protection | Helps protect against cavities | 70g, 100g |
| Herbal | A herbal-style flavour | 100g |
Popular Picks
- Rapid Action: Sensodyne Rapid Action Mint 100g.
- All-rounder: Sensodyne Complete Protection+ 100g, for anyone who wants several benefits in one tube.
- Brighter-looking smile: Sensodyne Extra Whitening helps remove surface stains from chai and coffee. It won't change the natural colour of your teeth.
- Travel size: the 50g Sensodyne Original fits easily in a travel bag.
Sensodyne for Kids
Sensodyne makes toothpaste for children in two age groups:
- Sensodyne Mild Mint for Kids (3 to 5 years)
- Sensodyne Toothpaste for Kids (6 to 12 years)
Choose the one that matches your child's age, follow the directions on the pack, and supervise young children while they brush.
Gum Care and Multicare Toothbrushes
A gentle toothbrush matters just as much as the right toothpaste, especially for sensitive teeth and gums. The collection includes two brush ranges:
- Gum Care: available in Extra Soft and Soft, plus a Soft twin pack.
- Multicare: available in Soft and Medium.
If your teeth or gums are sensitive, a soft or extra-soft brush is usually the more comfortable choice.
Simple Habits for Sensitive Teeth
- Brush twice a day with a soft-bristled brush, using gentle strokes rather than hard scrubbing.
- After brushing, spit out the excess toothpaste instead of rinsing heavily with water.
- Use your sensitivity toothpaste regularly, not just when your teeth hurt.
- Visit a dentist for regular check-ups.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which Sensodyne toothpaste is best for me?
All Sensodyne toothpastes are made for sensitive teeth, so choose based on what else matters to you: whitening, cavity protection, a deep-clean feel or an all-round formula. If you're unsure, ask your dentist.
Can children use regular Sensodyne toothpaste?
Sensodyne makes separate toothpastes for children aged 3 to 5 and 6 to 12. Use the variant that matches your child's age and follow the pack directions.
Is Sensodyne Extra Whitening safe for sensitive teeth?
Sensodyne Extra Whitening is part of the Sensodyne sensitivity range. It is designed to help remove surface stains while caring for sensitive teeth. If you have concerns about whitening, check with your dentist.
What should I do if my teeth are still sensitive?
If sensitivity continues despite regular use of a sensitivity toothpaste, or if the pain is sharp or long-lasting, visit a dentist. Ongoing sensitivity can have causes that need professional treatment.