Sensodyne Cool Mint Mouthwash with Fluoride 500ml

Sensodyne Cool Mint Mouthwash with Fluoride offers specialized oral care for individuals experiencing tooth sensitivity. This alcohol-free formula enhances tooth durability while shielding against sensitivity, actively working within the tooth to create a protective barrier over nerve endings. Ideal for regular use, it ensures a fresh, clean feeling in the mouth, promoting optimal oral hygiene. **Key features** - Long-lasting sensitivity protection - Fluoride-enriched to bolster enamel and prevent cavities - Non-burning, alcohol-free composition - Cool mint flavor enhances breath freshness - Designed for twice-daily use, complementing oral hygiene routines - 500ml bottle provides great value ### What are the benefits of using Sensodyne Cool Mint Mouthwash? Using Sensodyne Cool Mint Mouthwash regularly aids in reducing tooth sensitivity and strengthens enamel. It prevents cavities and ensures long-lasting fresh breath, thanks to its gentle, alcohol-free formulation. ### How does Sensodyne Cool Mint Mouthwash work? The effectiveness of Sensodyne Cool Mint Mouthwash is due to its key ingredients, potassium nitrate and sodium fluoride. Potassium nitrate lessens nerve sensitivity by forming a protective barrier, while sodium fluoride strengthens enamel and supports cavity prevention. ###How long does the sensitivity protection last? Protection from sensitivity with Sensodyne Cool Mint Mouthwash extends for several hours post-use, with optimal results from twice-daily usage following fluoride toothpaste brushing. ###Can children use this mouthwash? Children under 12 should not use Sensodyne Cool Mint Mouthwash unless a dental professional recommends it, primarily due to its fluoride content and ingestion risks. Consultation with a paediatric dentist is advised for children's oral care. ###Is it safe to use this mouthwash if I have dental work or braces? The gentle, alcohol-free formula of Sensodyne Cool Mint Mouthwash is suitable for use with dental work or braces. However, for specific concerns, a consultation with your dentist or orthodontist is suggested.