Understanding Sensitivity

ToothSensitivity

Understand the Triggers, Know the Solutions

Tooth sensitivity is a sharp, sudden pain in your teeth caused by exposed dentin. It can be triggered by everyday things you eat, drink, or even breathe.

Sharp pain from hot, cold, sweet, or air
Caused when dentin pathways reach the nerve
Can be managed with the right daily care

KNOW THE TRIGGERS

6 Types of Tooth Sensitivity

Know the triggers. Find the relief.

1Air Sensitivity

Caused by air from a fan, AC, or breathing through the mouth.

2Cold Sensitivity

Triggered by cold drinks, ice cream, or cold foods.

3Hot Sensitivity

Caused by hot beverages or food like tea, coffee or soup.

Sensitivity occurs when enamel wears down or gums recede, exposing the dentin.

4Sweet Sensitivity

Triggered by sweets like chocolates, candies, pastries or sugary foods.

5Acidic Sensitivity

Caused by acidic foods and drinks like citrus fruits, soft drinks, vinegar or wine.

6Pressure Sensitivity

Caused by biting hard foods or excessive pressure on teeth.

Most Common

Types of tooth sensitivity

Hot and cold are the most common — but air, sweets, acids, and pressure can trigger the same sharp response.

Person experiencing cold tooth sensitivity

Cold sensitivity

The sudden zing from ice-cold drinks

Triggered by cold drinks, ice cream, or cold foods when dentin is exposed.

Person experiencing hot tooth sensitivity

Hot sensitivity

Heat that hits the nerve fast

Caused by hot beverages or food like tea, coffee, or soup.

How Does It Help?

Dual-Action Sensitivity Care

1.Helps Protect the Surface

Nano Hydroxyapatite

✓Biomimetic mineral similar to natural teeth
✓Helps occlude exposed dentinal tubules
✓Forms a protective layer on the surface
✓Helps reduce pathways for external stimuli

Science-Backed Ingredients. Visible Comfort.

2.Helps Calm the Sensitivity Response

Potassium Nitrate

✓Acts on the sensory nerve response
✓Helps reduce nerve excitability
✓Helps reduce the sensation of sensitivity

Together:Surface protection + nerve desensitization for complete sensitivity care.

Do

Build these into your routine

Brush gently with a soft-bristled toothbrush
Use a sensitivity toothpaste regularly
Maintain good oral hygiene
Limit frequent exposure to acidic foods and drinks
Rinse with water after acidic foods or beverages
Visit your dentist regularly

Avoid

Habits that keep sensitivity active

Aggressive brushing
Excessive brushing pressure
Frequent acidic drinks
Ignoring persistent tooth pain
Self-treating unexplained or severe dental pain

Remineralizing The Future Of Oral Care

Novudent brings remineralization and sensitivity relief into one formula, one routine, twice a day.

Rise with care

Rest with repair

Sensitivity relief

Beyond compare