Review on 🦷 Sensodyne Sensitivity Toothpaste: The Ultimate Solution for Sensitive Teeth Care and Protection by Victoria Robinson

I have used Sensodyne toothpaste occasionally for many years. Poor dental hygiene throughout my childhood and adolescence and addiction to everything from soda pop to iced tea and coffee made my teeth very sensitive and whenever that sensitivity became too great I would switch to a tube of Sensodyne. That has always worked great for me. My use of this special brightening formula was a first for me. And the moment I started brushing my teeth, I knew I made a bad choice. I had severe pain in my mouth. It wasn't just a "refreshing" feeling, shall we say, gargling with Listerine. It was a real searing pain. Being particularly stubborn, I did my best to ignore the pain and thoroughly brushed my teeth and gums with it, but then quickly and thoroughly rinsed my mouth. A few hours later I noticed a strange mucus forming on the inside of my lips and cheeks. After checking my search engine of choice, I found this to be a soft tissue reaction to a chemical burn. It's dead tissue flaking off masses of what I think might be the bleach in the paste, although I don't know for sure. What I do know for sure is that I will no longer be using this toothpaste and will have to try and switch to the original Sensodyne formula for sensitivity relief.