Desensitizing Pen

Tooth sensitivity is a condition where teeth are painfully responsive to external stimuli, particularly temperature changes.

Enamel erosion, gum recession, cavities, teeth grinding, and consumption of acidic foods are common causes of tooth sensitivity.

Desensitizing tooth gel works by blocking the pain signals within the tooth and strengthening the enamel.

Active ingredients commonly include potassium nitrate, strontium chloride, and fluoride.

Desensitizing tooth gel specifically targets nerve sensitivity and often has a higher concentration of active ingredients for relief.

Yes, for maximum effectiveness, it should be used consistently as directed by a dental professional.

Yes, dentists can provide professional-grade desensitizing treatments with higher active ingredient concentrations.

While it cannot cure sensitivity permanently, it can provide significant and sometimes long-lasting relief.

Consider your level of sensitivity, dental history, and consult with a dentist to find an appropriate product.

If sensitivity continues, revisit the dentist for further evaluation and potential alternative treatments.