Colgate Plax Sensitive

Do you know the feeling when you run your tongue along the inside of your teeth and feel a layer of fur has grown on them? Do you know what it is like when brushing your teeth just does not do enough to remove this fur? Are you self-conscious about what odour meets the person standing opposite you when you open your mouth to speak? I do not know about you, but my cleaning my teeth is probably the most important part of my daily hygiene routine. I brush at least two times a day, if not three. I also floss regularly. And, as if my dentist could not be proud enough already of my good habits, I also use mouthwash. There are loads of different mouthwash ...  Read the complete review

Having recently suffered from pain in the mouth area, specifically around my wisdom teeth, I decided I should make an attempt at caring for my mouth and teeth slightly better than I have up to now. A trip to Asda soon saw me with 2 bottles of mouthwash. At the time, Asda had a deal on the Colgate Plax mouthwashes, being 2 for £3. We purchased one bottle of the Sensitive variety and a second bottle of different flavour, which if is on here, I shall also review. The reason for buying 2 different flavours was in case we didn't like one, we would have a second to use instead. I don't know if the deal is still on, as I have no need to buy more mouthwash at the minute, ...  Read the complete review

I have run out of Listerine and noticed that Tescos currently have a Buy One Get One Free (BOGOF) offer on Colgate Plax which I have not tried for a while. One of the mouthwashes I purchased was Colgate Plax Sensitive Gentle Care. Packaging and appearance: The mouthwash is contained within a 500ml transparent plastic bottle. The Colgate logo is fairly obvious, with the Plax letters in bold white font. Also apparent is a small clock which indicates that the product provides 12 hour protection against bacteria and plaque. The mouthwash is a fairly unnatural looking dark pink colour with some bubbles on the top liquid layer. Smell: The mouthwash does ...  Read the complete review

Since the end of my last pregnancy I have had really sensitive teeth due to the fact that I would crunch on ice cubes like there was no tomorrow. I had this awful craving for them and no matter how much I knew they would ruin my teeth, I kept on crunching. I go through weeks where my teeth feel fine then they start to hurt so I get out the Sensodyn and brush like crazy but I also came across this product when I was scanning the shelves at Sainsbury's. It was expensive at £3.65 a bottle but if it was going to help then I didn't mind. It's a mouthwash that is specifically for sensitive teeth and is alcohol free. It provides a 12 hour protection against plaque ...  Read the complete review

I am suffering from sensitive teeth and gums at the moment so I have been looking out for products which may help me deal with this whilst combating the problems that are causing it. This bottle is a 500ml bottle of pink mouthwash which is provided in a clear bottle with a white screw top lid which doubles up as a measuring device for your mouthwash. Simply fill the cap to the line (20ml) and then rinse this around your mouth for about 25-30 seconds and then gargle and spit the mouthwash back out. It has quite a gentle mint flavouring and is nothing too overpowering. I do find with some mouthwashes that they make my eyes water and I feel the need to swallow ...  Read the complete review