Sensodent KF Toothpaste

These toothpastes are medicated pastes made for decreasing sensitivity of teeth. These toothpasts are not meant to be used regularly. These pastes should not be use more than 2 months and also should not be used without prescription of a dentist as there are many reasons for having tooth sensitivity. If its due to a cavity getting deeper day by day then these toothpastes may not work as in that case your tooth requires a filling or rct depending on the severity of sensitivity your tooth has. If your teeth are healthy without any sensitivity, then anti-hypersensitivity toothpastes may cause more harm to your health than good. Toothpaste for regular use are colgate gel, pepsodent, dabur red, himalaya complete care etc. Hope this helps.

Any anit-sensitivity tooth paste should never be used regularly. Not more than 2 months. Use Colgagte, pepeodent, babool, dabur, himalaya or any toothpaste for regular use. Always use soft bristle brush and learn proper technique for tooth brushing. Avoid brushing horizontally. Brush in a vertical or circular motion and make sure that you brush all the surfaces of your teeth. Don't brush your teeth more than twice in a day. Two times is recommended. Avoid snacks in-between meals. Avoid sticky carbohydrates. Avoid aereated soft drinks. Hope this helps

You may feel sharp pain or throbbing in a molar that has a cavity. Pulpitis is the result of inflammation inside your tooth caused by cavities. This inflammation can cause a bacterial infection. Let's have a detailed discussion to ensure proper treatment.

you can use senquel f paste ..i hope it helps you ...if it doesnt kindly get an xray to understand the depth of cavity ..so that one can help accordingly .....

As a rule, it is always better to consult a practitioner in person. But in response to your question, the sensitivity may be caused due to the following reasons 1. A change in the external tooth layer (enamel) which mainly maintains the structure and integrity of the tooth which can be caused due to wear during eating or an acidic diet. 2. A break in the structure of the tooth which does not involve the tooth pulp/nerve (in which case the pain is sharp and quite disturbing) The treatment for these conditions can (or) cannot be treated by medications. A temporary relief may be achieved by using medicated/formulated toothpastes or gels specific for sensitivity like Colgate Sensitive, Thersmoseal, Sensodyne etc. The mode of application for acheiving desired results is to apply by means of a finger onto the affected area and rub it on. Keep it for a few minutes (5-10) and then brush like a regular toothpaste. Hope this would relieve some of your pain, and we strongly suggest that you visit a practitioner should the pain persist.