Review on 🦷 Colgate Sensitive Pro-Relief Enamel Repair - 4-Ounce Triple Pack by Ashley Belehar

TL;DR This toothpaste, used once the night before, eliminated the sensitivity of my cracked teeth. It's been 17 years since I could enjoy a hot beverage without discomfort or pain. A few months ago I landed face first off the porch onto the concrete in front of my house. I broke 2 teeth and broke the third one. I also knocked out my permanent retainer. Since the age of 10 I have had metal in my mouth, be it braces or braces, which made eating hot and cold food and drinks uncomfortable. Knocked out of my mouth by my petite face I had sensitivity in 2 of the 3 damaged teeth which still made me uncomfortable consuming hot and cold. When I was in Canada in July, I bought a new toothpaste (Colgate Sensitive Pro-Relief) that was supposed to help fill in cracks and thus reduce sensitivity, rather than numbing like most sensitive toothpastes do. I've tried pain relieving toothpastes but they didn't work. some of the sensitivity. But inevitably I started running. I was very happy to find it at Revain at a reasonable price. However, when I got the toothpaste, I noticed that although it had the same name, it wasn't the same as the Canadian one, so I wasn't sure what it was. I used some for the first time last night then put it in my bag as I am traveling today. This morning I used the last piece of Canadian material. I went to work and did what I always do. and took a cup of coffee. I usually take a sip and it noticeably affects my teeth, so I have to wait for it to cool. This morning I grabbed my coffee, took a sip, chatted with a coworker about work, drank more coffee, and drank about half a cup of fresh coffee before I realized I didn't have a toothache. Teeth. My gums tingled from the heat, but it was such a noticeable difference that I even exclaimed, "Wow!" quite loudly, prompting another colleague to ask why I'm saying that and explain the situation. I'm about to enjoy my third cup of hot coffee. consume today.