• Strontium chloride works by forming a barrier on the nerve fibres in the teeth exposed to the gum recession.
• The toothpaste also helps block the pain sensation from the tooth surface to the nerve, thus making them irresponsive to external stimuli like hot, cold or sugary drinks, brushing, and scaling.
• Regular usage of toothpaste gives protection against sensitivity despite daily wear and tear and cleaning.

Use Sensoform Medicated Dental Cream of your regular toothpaste or as directed by your dentist. Apply an inch of toothpaste on a soft-bristled toothbrush and brush your teeth for at least a minute. Spit out after use and thoroughly rinse your mouth with water. Do not swallow the medication while and after brushing your teeth.

Side effects

Sensoform Medicated Dental Cream is generally safe to use and does not cause any side effects.

• Do not swallow the toothpaste. This product is for dental use only.
• Please inform your doctor if you have any mouth or gum-related problems before using the toothpaste.
• Keep the toothpaste out of reach of children and pets.
• Store in a cool, dry place, protected from moisture, heat, and direct sunlight.

FAQ

Question: How does the Sensoform Medicated Dental Cream work?

Answer: Sensoform Medicated Dental Cream contains Strontium chloride that works by forming a barrier on the nerve fibres in the teeth exposed to the gum recession. It topically coats the teeth and protects against stimuli that trigger sensitivity. It also prevents cavity formation and gum inflammation.

Question: What is dentinal hypersensitivity?

Answer: Dentinal hypersensitivity is characterized by a short and sharp pain caused when the dentin (a part of the tooth under the enamel) is exposed to external stimuli like hot, cold or sugary drinks, brushing, and scaling.

Question: How can I relieve my tooth sensitivity?

Answer: Reduce the intake of acidic foods and drinks that can wear down your enamel and cause sensitivity. Avoid hard brushing since it may lead to enamel loss and expose the tooth's inner layer, leading to sensitivity. Try using a soft-bristled toothbrush and brush your teeth with gentle strokes.