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I am using sensoyne gum and sensitivity for sensitive tooth .(potassium nitrate and zinc citrate ,naf composition). Giving relief
Recent I have done tooth extraction which is healing.
Can I use the tooth paste, during healing of tooth?
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Yes, you can use the toothpaste.
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Do warm saline rinses (3-4 times a day)
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Yes u can use
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You can use toothpaste, while healing of extraction socket. Take antibiotics and analgesics as prescribed. You can consult through this for dietary instructions.
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Dr. Abhilesh Babu
Dentist
7 yrs exp
Chennai
You can use sensodyne paste but on a regular basis try avoiding it. The earliest sign of any dental problem is sensitivity. It will mask the symptom and allow the problem to progress silently. If there is continuous sensitivity, please check with your dentist to identify the problem and find a solution to rectify it so that you don’t have use sensodyne on a everyday basis.
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