What is the most popular toothpaste for sensitive teeth in India? and is Sensodyne on the market there?
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Amway's GLISTER toothpaste
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Oh I know the feeling! Use Sensodyne toothpaste daily. It really helps. You can also go have some enamal put on your teeth at the dentist but I hear that is expensive.
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We started our search by typing some of the better-known toothpaste brands into our browser's location window. We tried www.crest.com, www.colgate.com, and www.mentadent.com and received some information on the various types of toothpastes, what they do, and how they do it. However, we were ultimately unsuccessful in finding the basic toothpaste ingredients. \nRealizing our quick approach was ineffective, we went to the old standby and typed "toothpaste ingredients" into the Yahoo! search box. \n\nAs expected, Yahoo! didn't have a Toothpaste Ingredients category, but our search wasn't a waste -- we received thousands of web pages that featured the words "toothpaste" and "ingredients." We were on our way to a clean and sparkling answer. \n\nWe clicked on the BDA Facts File, a subpage of the official British Dental Association web site. We scrolled down to find a list of active and inactive ingredients that may be included in toothpaste. \n\nActive Ingredients: \n\nFluoride \nAntibacterial agents, most often Triclosan is used to control plaque \nDesensitizing agents \nAnti-tartar agents \nSodium bicarbonate (baking soda) \nEnzymes, to enhance the antibacterial properties of saliva \nXylitol, a non-sugar sweetener, which reduces levels of cariogenic (decay causing) bacteria in the mouth and enhances remineralization \n(Natural toothpastes may contain a variety of ingredients - anything from oil of ginger to seaweed extract.) \nInactive ingredients: \n\nWater \nDetergents, to make the toothpaste foam \nBinding agents \nHumectants to retain moisture \nFlavoring, sweetening, and coloring agents like peppermint, spearmint, cinnamon, wintergreen, and menthol \nPreservatives \nAbrasives for cleaning and polishing \nWe clicked on another link, this one an article from WebMD titled "What Are You Putting on Your Teeth?" The article explains that almost all toothpastes start with mild abrasives and detergents, as well as the near-universal ingredient, fluoride. After that, toothpastes vary quite a bit. \nPossible ingredients include: tartar-control agents, most often pyrophosphate; sensitivity reducers, such as potassium nitrate; triclosan; baking soda; and teeth whiteners. \n \n \nEmail this page - View most popular \n   Related Links \n\nCopyright © 2000 Yahoo! Inc. All rights reserved. Privacy Policy - Terms of Service - Copyright/IP Policy \nAll information available through or in connection with Ask Yahoo! is informational only and provided "as is" without warranties, representations, or guarantees of any kind. Yahoo! disclaims any and all implied warranties respecting Ask Yahoo!. Use of Ask Yahoo! is entirely at your own risk and is not a substitute for conducting your own research. \n \nPS...TRY THE SECOND LINK ALSO!  GOOD-LUCK!
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An ultrasonic toothbrush, like sonicare, but there are others (Braun, for instance) is best, as it really helps get rid of the plaque that causes those problems.  An electric toothbrush thats not ultrasonic doesn't break up the plaque as well.  I always dreaded the chipping away part of tooth cleaning, and ever since I've used an ultrasonic, there's, like, nothing!  But you've still gotta floss.
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it works, but can have side effects of sensitivity.\nit will last as long as you avoid tea, coffee, smoking and other things that stain teeth. dentists will say you should redo the procedure to maintain the effects.
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Believe it or not, toothpaste will get rid of it in 24 hours...GL;)
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For me: Plax. You use it before you brush, and it works everytime. I rinse my mouth with it for a minute every little while, and eventually it removes the irritant and cleans the space that is infected. If I get a toothache, it usually stops within an hour or so at most. If I use it regularly, I don't get a toothache. I don't need pain killers it goes so fast. Plax is easy on soft tissue, too. Really.
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these whitening systems can make your teeth more sensitive. If you have cold sensitivity it may get worse. \nthey do whiten though.
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If you are not happy with your dentist, shop around a little bit.  You'll probably find several other offices in your area that you will be happy with.\n\nIf your teeth are sensitive, it could be an indication of many things:\n1. Grinding (are your teeth chipped, worn down, etc?)\n2. de-mineralization (teeth whitening, cola-drinking, acid-reflux?)\n3. natural sensitivity.\n\nAsk a dentist you trust about MI-Paste.  It is a topical milk protein based mineral supplement that replaces minerals lost in the enamel of your teeth.  It tastes like yogurt.  Dentists generally use this after bleaching procedures in the office to replace minerals and reduce sensitivity.\n\nGood luck!
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Just from personal experience, Crest Whitestrips are great. They make your teeth a little sensitive, though.
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Emeril makes toothpaste?!  I didn't know that, but I have his BAM-B-Q! sauce.
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Hi I am not sure where are you are, but if you have an allergist, ask them as they should be able to tell you where you can get it. If your not under the care of a allergist, ring one and ask, if they have any or where you can get it.\n\nMy allergist (Australia) has plain tooth paste for $4 a tube. The tube has an email address on it, so you might be able to have some sent to you, plaintoothpaste@hotmail.com. I believe that there is a pharmacy that does stock it in the USA.\n\nI have included some links for you. \n\nGood luck
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i have tried the lemon flavour crest YUK!!! the peppermint one for me
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if your stuck in a bind. \n\nToothpaste works okay. \n\nI am not at fault for any fark ups and burn outs.\n\nI have used it before. but expect to change the tooth paste out every two days. \n\nI'd take a trip to radio shack tommorow. they sell thermal paste for 2.99 there.
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try switching your toothpaste, i had too. there is something in toothpatse called sodium laurel sulphate, it makes the toothpaste foam, they also use it in garage floor cleaner! i did it as a last resort and it has helped me, the ulcers are much less common and do not last as long. you need to be something like sensodyne, but check the ingredients.
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i Used to get so many canker sores.  But then i switched to this tooth paste.  See I was at the health food store, and like complaining about my canker sores or seomthing, and this random guy was like, try this toothpaste; it doesn't have <insert weird ingredient i can't remember right now here>.  So I did, and I have gotten like three canker sores in the past year.  I think it is called SeaFresh.  It's Sea something.
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are you aware that your teeth can only get but so white. If your teeth are white already why waste $30- 40 on white strips. I found that  Colgate luminous and Colgate plus whiting advance(gel)works great and I live by them \n\nI use the Colgate plus whiting advance(gel)at night b4 bed and Colgate luminous in the morning .. And my smile always get its compliments... ;-D