Sensodyne Toothpaste Caused Gum Swelling and Painful Sensitivity


Last week, I bought Sensodyne toothpaste from a well-known store in my country, as it was on sale. I started using it for the first time on Monday, 16.09.24, and immediately noticed that my teeth became overly sensitive and started hurting while brushing. Over the next few days, the sensitivity worsened to the point that brushing my teeth became extremely difficult. After brushing, my tongue, lips, and gums burned for about 30 minutes. On Thursday, 19.09.24, my teeth even started bleeding during brushing. When I spit, the sink was filled with blood. I purchased this toothpaste to improve my dental health, but it has only caused harm. Upon researching the issue, I found that many others have had similar experiences. I expect an explanation from Sensodyne, as I’ve not only lost my money but also damaged my teeth, gums, and mouth.

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