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Intermed Luxurious Sensitive Dental Care is a 100ml daily fluoride toothpaste with desensitizing agents for sensitive teeth. The manufacturer designed it for quick and easy management of dental sensitivity to hot and cold, without having to change anything else in your routine beyond the toothpaste.
Tooth sensitivity is one of the most common complaints in the pharmacy. A short, sharp sting when you drink cold water, eat ice cream or sip a hot beverage. Usually it doesn't last long, but it's annoying enough that many start chewing only on one side or avoiding certain foods.
Beneath the enamel lies the dentin, a tissue with tiny channels that lead to the tooth nerve. When the enamel wears away from acids or vigorous brushing, or when the gums recede and expose the tooth root, these channels are exposed. Then temperature changes easily reach the nerve and cause the familiar sting.
Toothpastes for sensitive teeth work in two ways: either they calm the nerve response or they seal the open dentin channels. In both cases, regular use is needed because the effect builds up over time.
This combination means that Luxurious Sensitive can fully replace regular toothpaste and be used every day, without a second product.
For those who are bothered by cold or hot foods and drinks, for those who have gum recession and exposed tooth necks, for those who have recently bleached and notice temporary sensitivity, and for those who often consume acidic drinks or fruits.
For best sensitivity results, consistency counts: brush with a sufficient amount of Luxurious Sensitive in the morning, evening and after meals, without skipping days.
Packaging: 100ml tube.
Use a soft toothbrush and avoid vigorous brushing, as it strains the enamel and gums. Store out of reach of children.
The manufacturer claims immediate relief, but with sensitivity toothpastes the effect is enhanced with continuous use for several weeks.
Often yes, since the cause, for example gum recession, remains. That's why many use it permanently.
If the pain lasts for many seconds, wakes you up at night or affects only one tooth, there may be tooth decay or a crack. These need examination and are not solved with toothpaste.
Some dentists recommend spreading a little toothpaste with your finger on the sensitive spot before bed. Ask yours if it suits you.
It is mainly for adults with sensitivity. For children, consult the dentist and choose a fluoride concentration product suitable for their age.
