Sensitivity Toothpaste 1 article

Sensitivity Toothpaste serves routine care as a dentifrice designed for daily brushing when exposed dentin produces thermal, tactile or osmotic sensitivity. Common approaches use potassium salts to alter nerve response or agents such as stannous fluoride to occlude dentinal tubules while toothpaste also performs routine plaque removal. A diagnosis is still needed when sensitivity is localized, severe or associated with other tooth pathology, and its repeated brushing use distinguishes it from chairside varnishes and short-contact gels.