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Sensodyne Fresh Gel 150 gm
- Sensitivity Relief: Provides daily relief from tooth sensitivity to hot, cold, sweet, or acidic foods/drinks.
- Fresh Breath: Leaves mouth feeling clean and fresh with a mild mint flavor.
- Cavity Protection: Contains fluoride to strengthen enamel and prevent cavities.
- Daily Oral Hygiene: Suitable for regular, twice-daily brushing for overall oral health.
- Enamel Protection: Helps protect exposed dentin, the cause of sensitivity.
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Sensodyne Fresh Gel 150gm is a daily toothpaste specifically formulated to provide clinically proven relief from the pain of sensitive teeth while delivering a lasting sensation of freshness. This innovative gel formula works by building a protective barrier over the exposed dentin, the softer inner part of the tooth, which is often the cause of sensitivity when it comes into contact with hot, cold, sweet, or acidic stimuli.
The active ingredient, potassium nitrate, effectively calms the nerves inside the tooth, providing long-lasting relief from sensitivity with continued use. Beyond its sensitivity-fighting power, Sensodyne Fresh Gel incorporates a refreshing gel texture and a mild mint flavor that leaves your mouth feeling clean and invigorated after every brush. It also contains fluoride, an essential component for strengthening tooth enamel and protecting against cavities, helping to maintain overall oral health.
Designed for daily use, this 150gm tube offers a substantial supply, making it a convenient and economical choice for individuals seeking both sensitivity relief and a fresh, clean feeling. Its non-abrasive formula is gentle on teeth and gums, making it suitable for regular brushing. For best results, brush twice a day, every day, to experience continuous relief from sensitivity and enjoy a fresh, healthy smile.
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