Teeth Desensitiser TD

Ingredients according to INCI:

• Water
• Glycerol
• Urea/Carbamide
• Carboxymethyl Cellulose
• Potassium Nitrate
• Sodium Fluoride
• Menthol
• EDTA (Ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid disodium salt)

Mechanism of Reducing Sensitivity and the Role of Ingredients:

Potassium Nitrate: This naturally occurring compound significantly reduces tooth pain and sensitivity. By introducing potassium ions into the micro-pores of dentin, this ingredient prevents unpleasant reactions of tooth nerves to hot and cold, sweet and sour foods, and other irritating factors.

Glycerol: Teeth Desensitiser TD contains pharmaceutical-grade plant-derived glycerol in its formula, serving as an effective lubricant and soothing agent. When combined with water, glycerol protects teeth and gums from excessive drying and helps retain potassium ions in the micro-pores of dentin, resulting in prolonged sensitivity relief.

Carboxymethyl Cellulose: This compound used in Dr. Martin Schwartz formulations is derived from high-quality natural cellulose. It is harmless and easily biodegradable. Carboxymethyl cellulose acts as a natural rheology modifier, allowing the Teeth Desensitiser TD gel to maintain its gel-like form.

Carbamide (Urea): A harmless, naturally occurring compound that, in Teeth Desensitiser TD for sensitive teeth, works in conjunction with potassium nitrate, enhancing its numbing properties. Carbamide is also responsible for the consistency and application comfort of the product.

Sodium Fluoride: An auxiliary ingredient that supports the natural structure rebuilding of tooth dentin and enamel.

Menthol: A naturally occurring compound with an intense and pleasant aroma and antiseptic properties. It is used in Dr. Martin Schwartz formulations to provide patients with pleasant and refreshing sensations during product application. It’s worth noting that in small amounts, menthol also has notable anti-inflammatory and cooling effects.

Who will benefit most from the Teeth Desensitiser TD Tooth Sensitivity Gel?

• Patients who want to effectively eliminate tooth sensitivity and pain.
• Patients dealing with even severe tooth sensitivity.
• Patients with tooth abrasion caused by improper brushing, bruxism, or other clinical issues.
• Patients experiencing pain and unpleasant reactions in teeth due to changes in oral cavity pH, such as after consuming acidic fruits.
• Patients with tooth sensitivity triggered by thermal factors like cold water, hot meals, etc.
• Patients using Teeth Desensitiser TD “No more pain” gel to reduce the risk of post-whitening tooth sensitivity.
• Patients dealing with gum diseases or exposed root dentin.
• Patients undergoing dental procedures like plaque removal or other dental treatments that may cause temporary tooth pain and sensitivity.
• Prosthetic patients experiencing discomfort due to bruxism.
• Orthodontic patients who experience tooth sensitivity due to orthodontic procedures.
• Patients with sensitive teeth who tend to experience discomfort without any specific reason.
• Dentists who want to help their patients in alleviating tooth pain and sensitivity.
• Patients opting for cosmetic dentistry procedures, concerned about post-procedure discomfort associated with such treatments.