Thermoseal Repair Toothpaste is a toothpaste for sensitive teeth that helps protect teeth towards sensitivity caused by heat, cold, sweets, and acid, or by contact. It is clinically proven to reduce painful sensitivity by sealing exposed dentinal tubules. Thermoseal Repair toothpaste is an improved formulation fortified with the advantage of Strontium chloride hexahydrate.

• Prevents and treats dental hypersensitivity.
• Prevents dentin sensitivity with extended use.
• Repairs and protects teeth by replacing lost calcium.
• Prevents tooth wear due to acid attack.
• Available with good foam, has elegant packing with refreshing fresh mint flavour.
• Prevents further tooth wear and tear.
• Leaves your mouth feeling fresh and clean.
• Helps you keep smiling.

Adults and children over 12 years should cover the head of the soft-bristled toothbrush (approx. 2.5cm) with Thermoseal Repair Toothpaste and brush thoroughly. Do brush sensitive areas for a longer time. Use Thermoseal Repair Toothpaste twice a day or as recommended by the dentist/doctor.

• Do not swallow; if you accidentally swallow more than used for brushing, seek medical help.
• Stop using and consult the doctor if your condition persists or worsens.
• Store in a cool and dry place.
• Keep out of sight and reach of children.

FAQ

Question: How does Thermoseal Repair Toothpaste help?

Answer: Thermoseal Repair Toothpaste repairs and protects as it replaces lost calcium and forms the Strontium calcium apatite complex, which is acid resistant, hence preventing tooth wear due to acid attack.

Question: What are the causes of tooth wear?

Answer: Acid erosion (acidic foods and beverages), teeth grinding, abrasion (aggressive tooth brushing, using a hard-bristled toothbrush, or abrasive toothpaste), and excessive pressure during biting and chewing may cause tooth wear.

Question: How to prevent tooth wear?

Answer: Maintaining good oral hygiene by brushing twice daily, limiting consumption of acidic foods and beverages, rinsing your mouth with water after consumption of acidic food/beverages, avoiding teeth grinding, and regular dental check-ups may help prevent tooth wear.

Question: What are the symptoms of tooth wear?

Answer: Tooth sensitivity, discolouration of enamel, rough and uneven tooth edges, and chipping and fracturing of enamel are the symptoms of tooth wear.