i have an inflamed nerve in one of my teeth and the pain is excruciating when it flares up, I just rub some of this on the tooth and the pain goes away instantly. I have tubes all over the place. Now I can keep them a bit more discretely. ( I only bought 17 :wink: )

Yeah they always have these in. This is a great price and brilliant for sensitive gums/teeth :smile:

This is very good size to be carry when traveling from home.
Does anyone find it in other bargain shops such as Savers, B&M, etc ?

Thanks

Excellent! I've been looking for some pro relief for ages.

Good find op.

Do they have the enamel repair version as well?

i have an inflamed nerve in one of my teeth and the pain is excruciating when it flares up, I just rub some of this on the tooth and the pain goes away instantly. I have tubes all over the place. Now I can keep them a bit more discretely. ( I only bought 17 :wink: )

Gone down in price? i swear these were 39p in HB Chelmsford on my last visit, if used twice daily in place of your normal toothpaste 22ml lasts about a week will last longer if used once a day or as need

Try Aldi dentitex 55p for 125mm partner using with good results.
https://www.aldi.co.uk/total-care-toothpaste/p/043227003213000

I use Morrison's own brand Total care Sensitive 100 ml £1 works just as good as the Colgate

Have about 15 of these left at home from a previous Home Bargains visit. Saw them yesterday in ( i think it was Perry Barr - somewhere in Birmingham anyway ) & they were 39p . Strange that .

Toothpaste is toothpaste unless you are a sucker for the power of shopkeepers advertising. Talk to your dentist.........this paste is expensive when factored up to 100ml tubes and does bu**er all over basic paste. :smiley:

Good price I use this every day and it
works great.
But I avoid the version with whitener i found that had the opposite effect and
Caused Niggles to my teeth

Maybe. But my Dentist has just provided me with a £1008 Cerec + 6 month overhaul. Tell me he does not know what he is talking about too! Carry on being influenced by media advertising - they rely on you.

i visit ucl london for my dentist,they advise pro sensitive or sensodyne,sounds like your dentist needs you more like.£££££££££

They recommend it because they get a rake off to push it. Read the active ingredients on the pack and compare. I can afford good dental care and why not use it? Because i look after my dental and other hygiene. The only concessions my dentist advised, years ago was to use an electric toothbrush with a pressure sensor as i was leaning too heavily on the brush stem damaging my gums. I even had lessons from the hygienist on how to use it to get the most from it. My teeth are healthy, white and in gr8 condition for my age........Happy days.....

Hope they are not fakes... Like the head & shoulders fiasco.

NOTE..it is only a small tube 22ml perhaps travel size.

Didnt think it would get so popular, going back to clear the shelves before anyone else does :innocent:

i get exactly the same treatment at the ucl,had the lessons etc etc.but it doesnt make me an authority on tooth care.

Saw it today in Waterlooville and it was 39p which I was told was the normal price

Complete nonsense. Come back when you know what you're talking about.

Or in responding fully to a post on this website.

I'm back.

I've only ever seen them in my local store once, before Xmas, and I cleared the shelf of them, still got a big bag I'm working through! Having spent a pretty penny on my cosmetic dental work, this toothpaste comes recommended by my dentist, so I buy it anyway, usually a third off or so in the supermarket but this is way cheaper and handy size for travel. Heat!