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How does “sensitive” toothpaste work?

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How does “sensitive” toothpaste work?

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A. Most sensitive toothpastes work by placing potassium nitrate ions into the sensitive area of the tooth. Roots of teeth are like sponges, and when the potassium nitrate ions go into the surface of the teeth it helps to desensitize them, which is why most sensitive toothpastes need to be used on a daily basis.

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