Yes, you can rub Sensodyne on your teeth, but only the Sensodyne Rapid Action variant is specifically designed for direct application.
Understanding Sensodyne Application
Sensodyne is primarily designed as a toothpaste to be used during regular brushing. However, one specific product, Sensodyne Rapid Action, can also be applied directly to a sensitive tooth for rapid relief.
Sensodyne Application Methods:
| Sensodyne Product | Application Method | Recommended Use |
|---|---|---|
| Most Sensodyne Variants | Brush with it regularly. | Daily teeth brushing |
| Sensodyne Rapid Action | Dab directly onto the sensitive area. | For fast-acting sensitive relief. |
Applying Sensodyne Rapid Action Directly
According to the reference provided, Sensodyne Rapid Action is the only Sensodyne variant recommended for direct application. Here's how to apply it:
- Use a clean fingertip to apply a small amount to the sensitive tooth.
- Gently rub the product onto the sensitive area for one minute.
- Remember, individual results may vary.
Why Use Sensodyne?
- Sensodyne toothpastes contain ingredients that help to reduce tooth sensitivity by blocking the tiny channels in your teeth that lead to the nerves.
- Regular use of Sensodyne can help to alleviate discomfort from hot or cold foods and drinks.
- Sensodyne is suitable for everyday use as part of your oral hygiene routine.
By following the specific guidelines for each Sensodyne product, you can effectively manage tooth sensitivity.
