Review on 🦷 Sensodyne Fresh Mint Toothpaste for Sensitive Teeth - 4 Ounces (Pack of 2) with Cavity Prevention by Sheila Smith

I recently opened a packet of my favorite candies (Sauergurte) and after a small bite I had a lot of pain in one of my molars the right side mouth. The pain persisted and didn't go away after a good 10 minutes. Unfortunately, this meant I had to put in candy (RIP). Afraid of having the same pain, I stopped eating anything acidic and started searching Amazon for a toothpaste that would help with tooth sensitivity. The Sensodyne brand I chose has been discontinued. It's much smaller and more expensive than a regular tube of toothpaste. It came in 2 packs (no rapper haha?) and averaged about $5.50 per tube. I would call it the price of a medium toothpaste. We continue. Flavor: Not much. A bit disappointing and your mouth will probably still smell. Have some mouthwash ready. Has it helped my sensitivity? IT FOUND IT! After about 1 week of use, the sensitivity of my right first molar was almost completely reduced. Does this story have a happy ending? May I return to my sour belts and experience the bliss of delicious sour candy. AHA. I tried my favorite candy and the pain was gone. GOOD! This is a good temporary option until you get to the dentist to fix the root of the problem (laughs, do you have the root?). I give this one a 3.5/5. It's a little pricey and it doesn't smell great in the mouth, but with sensitivity it does the job.