HAMMER Sensitive Teeth Gums Toothpaste Oral Care : Toothpaste Review

I have been using A&H toothpaste for many years because it really cleans my teeth, prevents plaque and leaves my mouth feeling fresh. I had to stop using it a while ago because I developed a sensitivity and therefore switched to Sensodyne. Now that I've found Sensitive Teeth & Gums I can go back to A&H. This toothpaste has a strong baking soda flavor but the upside is all of the positives I mentioned earlier.

As far as sensitive toothpaste goes, this is probably the best I've tried and keeps your teeth clean. Skip it, all I can say is put it on your toothbrush, spit it out and rinse. That's all boys. LAUGH OUT LOUD

We love the baking soda flavor that Arm & Hammer toothpastes are known for, but tooth sensitivity has forced some of our family members to switch to Sensodyne. We only recently discovered this Arm & Hammer Sensitive toothpaste here at Revain and have never seen it on our local store shelves. It has the signature baking soda flavor we all enjoy and is gentle enough that people in our household with tooth and gum sensitivity can use it without pain or discomfort. It rates five stars in our house.

I recently learned from my dentist that all pleasant flavors of toothpaste are bad for dental health. I had a pretty serious problem with my teeth, so I quickly ditched my flavored toothpaste and switched to Hand and Hammer. It seems effective so I will continue with it.

Can someone please tell me if Arm & Hammer stopped making this stuff or what? Walmart refuses to ship it and I have to get it here in multiple packages or not all. Target, Walgreens, nobody wears it anymore. I have a hereditary gum disease of gypsy origin where my gums recede and I keep getting new cavities as parts of the teeth are not meant to be exposed. It works better than any brand of sensitive toothpaste I've ever used in over 20 years. the taste is really a plus too; tastes more like…

I was looking for a fluoride toothpaste for sensitive teeth because Tom's of Maine no longer makes it. I liked Tom's of Maine - it had a mild pleasant flavor and helped with sensitivities. In my opinion, major brands (Crest, Colgate, Aquafresh, etc., even Sensodyne) fluoride-sensitive toothpastes have a very strong flavor that lingers for hours. I tried the German brand Elmex. Elmex has a mild taste, but it upsets my stomach. In a nutshell, Arm & Hammer's has a slightly off-flavor that could be

Arm & Hammer Toothpaste is the world's #1 toothpaste. I've been using it for years with no problems. I use Sensitive Teeth and Gums for both issues. It works really well with a drop of glyoxide. If you use a quality electric toothbrush, you will definitely feel a big difference after a few brushings. I don't worry too much about the ingredients, as most contain similar substances. According to the company, Arm & Hammer manufactures high-quality dental products. FYI, I don't recommend it for…

Contrary to many obvious fake reviews from people who keep wanting to get review giveaways, I actually bought this toothpaste at full price because I was in pain and desperate. I am currently taking antibiotics before the dentist touches me so in the meantime I have been trying to find something to ease the pain. I've tried Oragel, Ambisol, tea bags, aspirin paste, clove oil, ground cloves in a paste, coconut oil, hot and cold compresses, baking soda, salt water. Everyone. Nothing worked. So I…