Sensodyne Rapid Action and Long Lasting Protection Toothpaste is designed to relieve tooth sensitivity pain quickly. The formula creates a protective barrier over sensitive areas and provides relief in just 60 seconds with regular use.
Used for:
- Relieving sensitivity pain in teeth
- Building long-term protection against sensitivity
- Helping to whiten enamel
- Preventing tooth staining
Key Ingredients
- Strontium Fluoride Acetate 8%: forms a protective barrier over sensitive tooth areas to block pain signals
- Sodium Fluoride 1040 ppm: strengthens tooth enamel and helps prevent decay
- Hydrated Silica: gently polishes teeth and helps remove surface stains
- Glycerin: helps retain moisture in the toothpaste formula for smooth application
- Xanthan Gum: provides texture and helps the formula adhere to teeth during brushing
Directions for Use
- Brush your teeth twice a day, not more than three times daily
- Minimise swallowing and spit out after brushing
- Not suitable for children under 12 years of age unless advised by a dentist or doctor
- If tooth sensitivity symptoms persist or worsen, consult a dentist as this may indicate an underlying problem
- Do not use if you have hypersensitivity to strontium fluoride acetate, sodium fluoride, or any other ingredient in this toothpaste
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