I have sensitive teeth and was advised to use Sensodyne toothpaste, will I undo its effects if I use another?

when I brush in the morning and just the sensodyne at night?





I don't really like the Sensodyne it doesn't froth up like Aquafresh does and I don't really feel as though my mouth is as clean as when I used to use Aquafresh all the time, but I don't want to undo any good that the Sensodyne has produces by going back to the Aquafresh. If I brushed with one at night and the other in the morning will it still ruin the good done? Or will it not matter at all?

I have sensitive teeth and was advised to use Sensodyne toothpaste, will I undo its effects if I use another?
If you are using a tartar control paste, there is a increased chance that you will cancel the effects of the sensodyne. But overall, I don't think you will notice any significant effect of one cancelling out the other. If the sensodyne is not desensitizing your teeth after several weeks of use, the problem may be something else (like a micro fracture or a gum issue).
Reply:You will loose the benifit of the sensodyne paste. If you don't like it as I don't, use ACT mouth wash. I find using that once a day keeps my teeth happy and pain free from hot, cold, metal.
Reply:It will probably undo its effects if you try to use them both concurrently. There are a number of brands of toothpaste for sensitive teeth. Aquafresh probably makes one too...give it a try.





They do...check out this link:


http://www.aquafresh.com/default.aspx?st...
Reply:Sesodyne is the industry gold standard for desensitizing toothpaste. In my experience it works much better than any other toothpaste that claims to fight sensitivity. If it were me I would just stick to ther Sensodyne. It is a soap and therefore aids in mechanical removal of plaque and it contains fluoride which helps your teeth remineralize. I would not lessen its ability to block sensitivity by not using it all the time.


Brushing with another toothpaste won't "ruin" the benefits of the Sensodyne. I feel that the sensitivity will not be as effectively reduced. I would want that Sensodyne as close to my teeth and as often as I could get it there.


Whatever you do...good luck.
Reply:well as you said you dont like sensodyne paste then you can definatly change over to anothe desensitizing paste,frothing is not only the criteria for proper cleaning medicated pastes usually do not froth but they do have cleaning action,


using the desensitizing paste at night and a normal paste in the morning will noy undo its effect as it totally depends on how much your teeth need desensitization.
Reply:Aquafresh, I believe, makes a sensative toothpase. Try that, same type of thing.
Reply:Yes you have to keep using it! try another type of sensitive toothpaste :)
Reply:It does matter what paste you use in relation to sensitivity. The sensitive toothpaste has a component in it to block the microscopic (in layman's terms) nooks and crannies that allow the sensitive response to happen. Therefore if you use sensitive a layer of protection will be built up and if you use another paste (non sensitive) you will break that layer down. So use only the sensitive paste and if you don't like the Sensodyne try other brands like Crest or Aquafresh (which is ironically made by the same parent company as sensodyne). Many of my patients have found one that works well for them and tastes fine as well. Good luck!





FYI ---Aquafresh® Sensitive Maximum Strength - Targets the source of sensitive teeth pain, soothes nerves and reduces painful sensitivity while fighting cavities.





Gives patients with sensitive teeth an effective, great tasting option





JAMRDH - a dental hygienist
Reply:For best results you should use the sensitive paste only. Aquafresh does make a sensitive formula so you may like that one better and it is a little less expensive. For optimum results be sure to floss and brush thoroughly to remove as much plaque as possible. Also limit acidic foods/drinks like lemons, grapefruits, oranges, tomatoes. If this doesn't give you relief within a few weeks your dentist can prescribe a high concentrate flouride to help.





Good Luck!
Reply:i dont know if it will undo effects of the other toothpaste but you can always use a toothpaste with sensitivity protection on other brands instead of sensodyne. they sell them at stores you know.



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