I only realised I had sensitive teeth recently, I think it must have crept up on me over a few months. I decided to pick up a can of this toothpaste just to see if it would stop the sensitivity I was experiencing. It was on offer down from about £4 to £2 which made it cheaper than a standard tube of sensitive toothpaste but still more expensive than the ordinary paste I had been using up to this point. I was therefore hoping for it to be effective and resolved to go back to my ordinary brand if it didn't work. Suffice to say I have never gone back - this toothpaste really does stop sensitivity. The packaging It comes in a white and blue pump ...  Read the complete review

My dentist recommended Sensodyne to me when I last went to see him. I was so relieved that the pain in my tooth was due to having sensitive teeth rather than needing a filling, I went to Boots and spent almost £4 on this tube of toothpaste almost without thinking. (I say almost without thinking - I was still switched on enough to think that was expensive for a tube of toothpaste - it had better be worth it). I admit I bought this version of the toothpaste rather than the standard sensodyne as I was intrigued by the adverts that promised that the magic foam would clean the parts of teeth that other toothpastes couldn't reach. The tube is sturdy and ...  Read the complete review

Being a fan of Sensodyne Pronamel toothpaste, I thought I would give Sensodyne "Multi Action with iso-active technology" toothpaste a go since it has recently been put on the shelves of my local supermarket. Rather than being in a tube like most other Sensodyne toothpastes, "Multi Action" comes in an aluminium can. To use you simply take off the lid and press the button on the top while pointing it at your toothbrush. It's a lot easier to use than the pump-type toothpastes (you know, those ones which you have to push up the base when you're getting through the toothpaste), but it can also be a bit messier! This isn't really a paste, it's a ...  Read the complete review

My daughter suffers from sensitive teeth. We have had them checked by the dentist and they are all fine, probably just her getting used to her adult teeth. The dentist suggested using a toothpaste specifically aimed at sensitive teeth and managed to convince us that they do usually tend to work. Of course the day the dentist suggested this Erin happened to see an advert on the television for the new Sensodyne ISOactive Multi Action Toothpaste in a can and of course insisted this was the one she had to have! Luckily being a new product it was on special offer in Tesco, reduced from £3.99 to £2.79 for a 100ml can, so being such a pushover, I relented and bought ...  Read the complete review

Introduction This product is relatively new to shops and I have been using it for around 3 weeks now. So far, it has impressed me, but isn't it supposed to help sensitive teeth? I don't eat too many sweets but when I do eat a few, it really hurts my teeth. When I spotted this in the supermarket, on offer, I thought I would give it a go! Packaging This tooth paste comes in a 100ml can with a clear plastic top. On the front it has the Sensodyne logo, a few useful words and a silver pattern. On the back of the can there is, information on how this product works, directions of use, ingredients and more useful information. The ...  Read the complete review