Sensodyne toothpaste does what says on package. It really helps my teeth sensitivity and strength. I’ve been using this product for years. I’ve found Sensodyne toothpaste a keeper.

This tooth paste is great for my sensitive teeth. I have been using it for a year now and truly notice a difference.

My dentist recommended. It works very well on sensitivity. Kinda pricy but teeth are worth the cost. I usually buy at my Sams Club but I stock is touchy.

Very pleased with Sensodyne Rapid Relief. The scent was on point. Not to minty but also not to lite of a taste as well. The packaging is very durable because I almost couldn't get into it ha ha ha. Comes in a nice protective tube.

I've been using this toothpaste as part of my daily routine, and so far I like it. It clean my teeth well and leaves my mouth feeling fresh. The texture is smooth, and the mint flavour isn't too strong. I haven't noticed a major whitening difference yet, but overall it's a good toothpaste for everyday use

Love the product but disappointed. All the other types of Sensodyne toothpaste has 6.5 ounces ! This one only has 3.4 ounces! Not much product for the price!

This toothpaste is very strong, and I cannot use it. It made my upper under lip raw on the skin and every food product that had a kick to it made it burn. It took a few days after stopping this toothpaste to get my gums back to normal. Definitely not Sensodyne to my gums.

Both this toothpaste and Crest with Scope have the same effect on the lining of my mouth: it feels painfully cold unless I use warm (not room temperature) water. It's back to Pepsodent for me. I had such high hopes....

This toothpaste is horrible. It leaves strings in my mouth. It’s very strange. I use sensodyne products all the time but I have never had this particular problem

I have used Sensodyne Repair and Protect for years. I started developing problems with my tongue, mouth and gums shortly after that, but I just figured it was due to something else. My tooth sensitivity did go away and I stopped using it for a while. My mouth problems also stopped but still, I did not put the two things together. When my tooth sensitivity returned, my dentist encouraged me to use Sensodyne again. She assured that it was not the cause of my mouth problems as she gave me free samples. So I gave it a try again. I’ve used it for 6 months. Currently, my tongue is swollen and numb. Little blisters are along the tip of my tongue, and my sense of taste is practically gone. I am convinced that Sensodyne Repair and Protect is causing these problems. I just purchased a 4 pack from SAMs Club and will promptly throw it away. I can’t believe that Sensodyne chooses to ignore all of these serious concerns. You should be ashamed!