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Sensodyne

Toothpaste.

Sensodyne Toothpaste

About this product

A toothpaste formulated to reduce tooth sensitivity and designed for people experiencing discomfort from cold or other triggers.

Best for

Sensitive skin

The Guru Index verdict

77%

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What the gurus are saying

Gurus consistently recommend Sensodyne for sensitivity relief and praise its SLS-free formula as a bonus that may help with oral irritation. One reviewer credited the switch away from SLS-containing toothpaste with resolving recurrent mouth ulcers. The specialized sensitivity variants are noted as effective for sensitivity triggered by specific causes like teeth clenching.
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Lab Muffin Beauty Science
Lab Muffin Beauty Science
851k subs · 130k devotees
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"I switched to Sensodyne toothpaste because my teeth hurt with cold stuff. And Sensodyne happens to not have SLS. And then I had a massive ulcer for the first time in ages when I went on holiday and I was just using free toothpaste samples. There are tons of toothpaste options without SLS. Now, if you have this problem, try switching."
Dr. Sam Ellis
Dr. Sam Ellis
849k subs · 143k devotees
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"Toothpastes like Sensodyne and Tom's of Maine and David's are all SLS free and are good options."
Alexandra Anele
Alexandra Anele
1.42M subs · 27k devotees
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"I've been using Sensodyne, and it's very very good. It's not just like the regular Sensodyne, it's like something a little bit more specialized because I have sensitivity from clenching."
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