Toothpaste Recommendations Based on Need Here’s a quick guide to help you choose the right toothpaste depending on your needs 👇 1 Sodium Fluoride and Sodium Monofluorophosphate: Why use this? Fluoride strengthens tooth enamel, making it more resistant to acid attack and early decay. It’s ideal for people with bleeding gums, enamel wear, or sensitivity from exposed roots. But can sometimes stain certain teeth. So, if your teeth is getting stained you can use potassium nitrate. Examples: 1. SENSODYNE REPAIR AND PROTECT: With sodium fluoride along with Calcium Sodium Phosphosilicate, helps to repair deep inside the dentine, helping restore a protective mineral layer over exposed dentine. 2. PARODONTAX: Parodontax: helps stop and prevent gum bleeding while strengthening teeth through fluoride. 👇2 Potassium Nitrate: Why use this? Potassium Nitrate helps calm nerve endings inside the teeth, blocking pain signals from hot, cold, or sweet triggers. It’s best for those who experience sharp or sudden pain during brushing or eating. Example: 1. Colgate Sensitive: 2. Sensosian: 👇3 Stannous Fluoride: 💡 Why use this? Stannous Fluoride gives triple protection — strengthens enamel, fights bacteria, and reduces inflammation. It’s great for those with sensitivity plus gum inflammation, bad breath, or plaque buildup. Example: Colgate Total Advanced offers antibacterial protection and enamel defence. 👇4 Calcium Sodium Phosphosilicate 💡 Why use this? Calcium Sodium Phosphosilicate which penetrates deep into tooth enamel and the exposed dentinal tubules to repair and heal tooth sensitivity. 1. VANTEJ: 2. SENSODYNE REPAIR AND PROTECT: With sodium fluoride along with Calcium Sodium Phosphosilicate, helps to repair deep inside the dentine, helping restore a protective mineral layer over exposed dentine. ✨ Dr. Vaishnavi’s Tip: ✅ Choose your toothpaste based on your primary concern — ● Enamel protection : Fluoride-based ● Nerve sensitivity : Potassium Nitrate-based ● Sensitivity + gum care : Stannous Fluoride-based Brush twice daily with a soft-bristled brush, avoid brushing immediately after acidic foods, and consult your dentist if pain persists.