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Colgate Sensitive Pro-Relief Extra Strength Toothpaste tube
1 minute sensitivity relief
Clinically proven 1 min sensitivity relief
Pro-argin creates protective layer over sensitive areas
Instinctively bonds
Build an extra cushioning layer on your teeth
Whitening, Original and Complete Protection
Sensitivity needs love
Colgate® Sensitive Pro-Relief™
Original Toothpaste
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Product Overview
The Colgate® Sensitive Pro-Relief™ Original Toothpaste provides 1 min sensitivity relief** with lasting protection***.
1 Min Sensitivity Relief Solution Inspired by Your Mouth
Bio-inspired
Everyday Care
Safe to use every day as it is inspired by your mouth's natural composition
Instant Lasting Relief
Immediately bonds with your enamel to relieve pain in just one minute!
Clinically Proven
Clinically proven to relieve sensitivity in one minute!
*vs regular fluoride toothpaste, after 2 weeks of continuous use
**for instant 1 minute relief, apply directly to the sensitive tooth with fingertip and gently massage for 1 minute
***For lasting protection, apply to a gentle toothbrush making sure to brush all sensitive areas of the teeth. Brush twice daily.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is arginine in sensitive toothpaste used for?
Arginine is an ingredient in our sensitive toothpaste that forms a protective layer over exposed dentine, which helps to ease sensitivity. The protective layer works by blocking external stimuli like hot, cold or sweet food and drinks from reaching dentine tubules to help you avoid discomfort.
How often should I use Colgate® Sensitive Pro-Relief™ Toothpaste?
We recommend you use our toothpaste for sensitive teeth twice a day and, for prolonged sensitivity relief, you should follow your dentist’s advice.
What should I avoid while using Colgate® Sensitive Pro-Relief™ Toothpaste?
When you use our sensitive toothpaste, it’s a good idea to try to avoid things that can affect how the toothpaste works and can increase sensitivity. These include acidic food and drinks like orange and lemon juice as well as preserved food. Also, you should use a soft bristle toothbrush and avoid ones with hard bristles as they can wear away your tooth enamel.
Don’t forget to consult your dentist for a personalised plan about brushing and caring for your teeth.
