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Sensodyne Repair & Protect Deep Repair Whitening Toothpaste - 75ml
Sensodyne Repair & Protect Deep Repair Whitening is a daily fluoride toothpaste with NovaMin that helps repair and protect sensitive teeth and removes stains for whiter-looking teeth, in a 75ml tube sold by Ways Pharmacy (UK).
Key facts
| Format | Toothpaste |
|---|---|
| Pack | 75ml tube |
| Key ingredients | Calcium sodium phosphosilicate (NovaMin) 5% w/w, sodium fluoride 0.315% w/w (1450ppm fluoride) |
| Benefit | Sensitivity relief and stain removal |
| Product type | Medical device toothpaste (Haleon) |
Who it is for
- Adults and children over 12 with sensitive teeth.
- People who want sensitivity protection plus help removing surface stains.
Not suitable for: Children aged 12 and under should only use it on the advice of a dentist or doctor.
How to use
- Brush your teeth thoroughly twice a day, morning and night.
- Use a pea-sized amount on your toothbrush.
- Spit out after brushing and do not swallow.
- Children 12 years and under: ask a dentist or doctor before use.
Frequently asked questions
How does it help sensitive teeth?
It contains NovaMin, which forms a protective layer over exposed areas of dentine with twice-daily brushing.
How much fluoride does it contain?
1450ppm fluoride (sodium fluoride 0.315% w/w).
How is it different from Deep Repair Extra Fresh?
Both use NovaMin. This Whitening version adds stain removal for whiter-looking teeth, while Extra Fresh focuses on a fresher mint taste.
Can children use it?
Children 12 and under should only use it if a dentist or doctor advises it.
Safety and storage
- If sensitivity persists or worsens, see your dentist, as it may be a sign of another dental problem.
- Do not swallow.
- Keep out of the reach and sight of children.
- Report any incident or side effect to the manufacturer and speak to a pharmacist or dentist.
This toothpaste is a medical device for sensitive teeth. See your dentist regularly and if sensitivity does not improve.
