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Colgate Sensitive Pro-Relief Toothpaste Colgate Sensitive Pro-Relief Toothpaste

Colgate Sensitive Pro-Relief Toothpaste

Quantity Description: tube of 70 gm Toothpaste
Manufacturer: Colgate-Palmolive Company
Price: ₹ 135.0

Information about Colgate Sensitive Pro-Relief Toothpaste

Colgate Sensitive Pro-Relief contains fluoride that effectively protects teeth from cavities. This protection is as good as standard fluoride anticavity toothpastes. The unique combination of ingredients in Colgate Pro-Relief is exclusive Pro-Argin formula which has arginine and the insoluble calcium compound, calcium carbonate. The Pro-Argin technology provides immediate sensitivity relief and special high cleaning silica abrasive to provide gentle polishing and removal of extrinsic stains.
Colgate Pro-Relief provides instant relief with direct application and Lasting relief with daily brushing.
Use Colgate Pro-Relief toothpaste twice a day or as directed by a dentist for lasting relief.

Use under medical supervision.

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Popular Questions & Answers

What is the difference between hydent pro and hydent k? And which toothpaste is best for sensitivity?

MDS , BDS
Dentist, Kota
What is the difference between hydent pro and hydent k?
And which toothpaste is best for sensitivity?
there are different salt components in both paste one blocks the tubules while other reminerlize the tooth surface

Please suggest me some toothpaste which is good for cavity. And m using Colgate Pro- relief.

M.D.S, Post-Graduate Certificate in Oral Implantology (PGCOI) , B.D.S
Dentist, Hyderabad
Please suggest me some toothpaste which is good for cavity.
And m using Colgate Pro- relief.
for cavities pastes do not help but avoidance of food [rice particle to chocolate] helps, but does not cure. U require fillings to RCTs depending on the severity / depth opf the cavity.

I am having sensitivity in my teeth m using hydent pro toothpaste but it seems like it increasing my sensitivity. Please help me.

BDS
Dentist, Howrah
I am having sensitivity in my teeth
m using hydent pro toothpaste but it seems like it increasing my sensitivity.
Ple...
Cause of tooth sensitivity is: tooth caries (cavities) gum disease gingivitis & periodontitis- root is exposed tooth attrition, erosion, abrasion-tooth grinding, loss of tooth structure.  fractured teeth compromised tooth fillings or broken filling exposed tooth root etc. Toothpaste can give you temporary relief. But to get permanent relief & to protect the tooth solve the cause of sensitivity. don't neglect this problem. Don't take treatment on your own, take advice from a good dentist. If you take the correct treatment at the correct time then easily you can protect your tooth, if you getting tooth sensitivity immediately take specialist advice. So to get permanent relief & do the proper treatment, know the cause of sensitivity, treat the disease & automatically you will get relief from symptoms of tooth sensitivity.

I have sensitivity in my teeth. It pain also. What should I do. I am using colgate sensitive pro relief pest for a month. But not cured.

BDS (GOLD MEDALIST)
Dentist, Jamshedpur
I have sensitivity in my teeth. It pain also. What should I do. I am
 using colgate sensitive pro relief pest for a m...
Try thermoseal ra toothpaste for one month. Rub gently on sensitive area wait for 5 minutes and then rinse. If you cant get relief then you need to go for laminating or veneering. Sometimes enamel layer of teeth get eroded because of bruxism, hard brushing, age, and after an orthodontic treatment. Avoid too much cold food like icecream till the symptoms subsides.
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What is difference between Colgate sensitive pro relief and Colgate sensitive toothpaste ?

MDS Prosthodontics, BDS
Dentist, Chandigarh
These commercially available tooth paste are one n the same thing.Both says they work in reducing the tooth senstivity due to cold intake.These may help olny during the early stages but when there is sensation to both cold and hot drinks and pain, you need to visit a dentist.
Having issues? Consult a doctor for medical advice