Often, tooth sensitivity and gum problems go hand in hand. When the protective layer of teeth (enamel) is worn away or gums recede, the dentine underneath becomes exposed. When the exposed dentine comes in contact with hot, cold, sweet, or sour food and drinks, it can trigger a sharp short sensation called tooth sensitivity. Meanwhile, gum problems are caused by a build-up of plaque bacteria.

Sensodyne Sensitivity & Gum is a daily fluoride toothpaste that helps protect against tooth sensitivity and improves gum health, while still providing the benefits of a regular paste. This toothpaste has a low abrasion, dual action formula.

It protects the teeth against sensitivity and helps target & remove plaque bacteria for healthy gums. With twice daily brushing, you can enjoy your favorite foods and drinks without the worry of sensitive teeth.

• Sensodyne dual action toothpaste offers two benefits in a single paste.
• This toothpaste protects teeth against sensitivity.
• This toothpaste helps target and remove plaque bacteria to maintain healthy gums.
• Lets you enjoy your favorite foods and drinks without the worry of sensitive teeth.
• This toothpaste also contains fluoride that strengthens teeth and prevents tooth decay.
• Provides the benefits of a regular toothpaste like strong teeth and healthy gums.

• Use as your regular toothpaste.
• Apply at least 1-inch strip of the toothpaste onto a soft bristle toothbrush.
• Brush teeth thoroughly for at least 2 minutes twice a day (morning and evening), and not more than 3 times a day, or as recommended by the dentist.
• Make sure to brush all the sensitive areas of the teeth.
• Minimize swallowing, and spit out after brushing.
• Always follow the instructions and guidance included on the pack before use.

• For oral use only.
• If irritation occurs, discontinue use.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Not for use by children 12 years and under unless directed by a dentist or health care professional.
• Sensitive teeth may indicate an underlying problem that needs prompt care by a dentist. If symptoms persist or worsen, consult your dentist.