The aim of the study was to assess clinical efficacy of Sensodyne repair and protect toothpaste as well as mechanics of its reparative action. Forty-eight patients (29 females and 19 males) were included in the study. The participants brushed twice daily with Sensodyne toothpaste. In 24 patients in addition to clinical examination fluoride, calcium and pH were measured in oral fluid. The study showed OHIS reduction by 40.24% and eradication of tooth hypersensitivity even after single use of the toothpaste in 90% of patients because of sodium monofluorophosphate action.
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