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3-Pack 3.4-Oz Sensodyne Pronamel Clinical Enamel Strength Toothpaste

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Amazon has 3-Pack 3.4-Oz Sensodyne Pronamel Clinical Enamel Strength Whitening Action Toothpaste on sale for $19.44 - 20% when you 'clip' the coupon on the product page - 5% when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $14.58. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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Amazon has 3-Pack 3.4-Oz Sensodyne Pronamel Clinical Enamel Strength Whitening Action Toothpaste on sale for $19.44 - 20% when you 'clip' the coupon on the product page - 5% when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $14.58. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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OutlawCecil
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By "repair microdamage", they just mean increased fluoride.
Meanwhile, their formulation outside of the USA (usually India) has Novamin, which actually rebuilds enamel. Revolutionary stuff they're keeping from us.

"NovaMin works by releasing calcium and phosphate ions upon contact with saliva, which then form a hydroxyapatite-like layer over exposed dentine. This layer integrates with the tooth structure, mimicking natural enamel and dentine composition. This process effectively repairs microdamage in demineralized areas by replenishing lost minerals and strengthening the tooth surface.

Studies have shown that NovaMin can promote remineralization of enamel and dentine, filling in microscopic defects caused by acid erosion or wear"
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Your tooth is made of hydroxyapatite (HA). When you use HA toothpaste the HA in your tooth is remineralized with HA. When you use fluoride toothpaste, your tooth is remineralized with fluorapatite. The fluoride incorporates into the tooth mineral structure. Fluorapatite is good because it is MORE resistant to acid attack demineralization than HA alone. So, HA toothpastes put your tooth back where it started. Fluoride toothpastes put your tooth a step ahead for future acid attack, thus reducing your risk for future cavities. Remember the dose makes the drug. Used appropriately fluoride is extremely safe and effective and we have decades of data on that. HA toothpastes are new. We're getting data but we don't have long term safety and efficacy data yet. Might be fine, might have some risks we don't know about yet. My guess is it will be mostly fine
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I should add that Sensodyne Repair & Protect (the version with Novamin) uses both fluoride and novamin for this reason. They both compliment each other.

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Thanks op
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I don't see the 20% coupon on S&S
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By "repair microdamage", they just mean increased fluoride.
Meanwhile, their formulation outside of the USA (usually India) has Novamin, which actually rebuilds enamel. Revolutionary stuff they're keeping from us.

"NovaMin works by releasing calcium and phosphate ions upon contact with saliva, which then form a hydroxyapatite-like layer over exposed dentine. This layer integrates with the tooth structure, mimicking natural enamel and dentine composition. This process effectively repairs microdamage in demineralized areas by replenishing lost minerals and strengthening the tooth surface.

Studies have shown that NovaMin can promote remineralization of enamel and dentine, filling in microscopic defects caused by acid erosion or wear"
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Quote from OutlawCecil :
By "repair microdamage", they just mean increased fluoride.
Meanwhile, their formulation outside of the USA (usually India) has Novamin, which actually rebuilds enamel. Revolutionary stuff they're keeping from us.

"NovaMin works by releasing calcium and phosphate ions upon contact with saliva, which then form a hydroxyapatite-like layer over exposed dentine. This layer integrates with the tooth structure, mimicking natural enamel and dentine composition. This process effectively repairs microdamage in demineralized areas by replenishing lost minerals and strengthening the tooth surface.

Studies have shown that NovaMin can promote remineralization of enamel and dentine, filling in microscopic defects caused by acid erosion or wear"
Your tooth is made of hydroxyapatite (HA). When you use HA toothpaste the HA in your tooth is remineralized with HA. When you use fluoride toothpaste, your tooth is remineralized with fluorapatite. The fluoride incorporates into the tooth mineral structure. Fluorapatite is good because it is MORE resistant to acid attack demineralization than HA alone. So, HA toothpastes put your tooth back where it started. Fluoride toothpastes put your tooth a step ahead for future acid attack, thus reducing your risk for future cavities. Remember the dose makes the drug. Used appropriately fluoride is extremely safe and effective and we have decades of data on that. HA toothpastes are new. We're getting data but we don't have long term safety and efficacy data yet. Might be fine, might have some risks we don't know about yet. My guess is it will be mostly fine
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Quote from Mortycian :
Your tooth is made of hydroxyapatite (HA). When you use HA toothpaste the HA in your tooth is remineralized with HA. When you use fluoride toothpaste, your tooth is remineralized with fluorapatite. The fluoride incorporates into the tooth mineral structure. Fluorapatite is good because it is MORE resistant to acid attack demineralization than HA alone. So, HA toothpastes put your tooth back where it started. Fluoride toothpastes put your tooth a step ahead for future acid attack, thus reducing your risk for future cavities. Remember the dose makes the drug. Used appropriately fluoride is extremely safe and effective and we have decades of data on that. HA toothpastes are new. We're getting data but we don't have long term safety and efficacy data yet. Might be fine, might have some risks we don't know about yet. My guess is it will be mostly fine
I should add that Sensodyne Repair & Protect (the version with Novamin) uses both fluoride and novamin for this reason. They both compliment each other.
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SlipperyFriesApr 02, 2025 04:52 PM
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Nice. Mine actually came out to $12.39.
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Quote from OutlawCecil :
I should add that Sensodyne Repair & Protect (the version with Novamin) uses both fluoride and novamin for this reason. They both compliment each other.
Its better to get repair and protect then. Thanks for the info!

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Quote from OutlawCecil :
I should add that Sensodyne Repair & Protect (the version with Novamin) uses both fluoride and novamin for this reason. They both compliment each other.
I cannot see Nova Min in the ingredient list of "repair and protect"
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CoolHeat767Apr 02, 2025 09:02 PM
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Quote from sam_ay :
I cannot see Nova Min in the ingredient list of "repair and protect"
Dude… this whole thread is about how the version with Novamin is not (easily) available in the US….

Look on eBay or Amazon. It will be more expensive, but it's there.
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nikko11Apr 02, 2025 09:23 PM
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Quote from sam_ay :
I cannot see Nova Min in the ingredient list of "repair and protect"
No Novamin in the USA version of repair and protect.
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theon105Apr 02, 2025 09:55 PM
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I really don't see the point of paying for overpriced Sensodyne without Novamin when Colgate Sensitive has identical active ingredients in near identical amounts.

Sensodyne: Potassium nitrate 5% / Sodium fluoride 0.25% (0.15% w/v fluoride ion)

Colgate sensitive: Potassium nitrate 5% / Sodium fluoride 0.24% (0.14% w/v fluoride ion)
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...X0DER&th=1
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TalentedWinter245Apr 02, 2025 10:43 PM
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Quote from Mortycian :
Your tooth is made of hydroxyapatite (HA). When you use HA toothpaste the HA in your tooth is remineralized with HA. When you use fluoride toothpaste, your tooth is remineralized with fluorapatite. The fluoride incorporates into the tooth mineral structure. Fluorapatite is good because it is MORE resistant to acid attack demineralization than HA alone. So, HA toothpastes put your tooth back where it started. Fluoride toothpastes put your tooth a step ahead for future acid attack, thus reducing your risk for future cavities. Remember the dose makes the drug. Used appropriately fluoride is extremely safe and effective and we have decades of data on that. HA toothpastes are new. We're getting data but we don't have long term safety and efficacy data yet. Might be fine, might have some risks we don't know about yet. My guess is it will be mostly fine
Strange copypasta.
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pharaoh248Apr 02, 2025 10:52 PM
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Quote from theon105 :
I really don't see the point of paying for overpriced Sensodyne without Novamin when Colgate Sensitive has identical active ingredients in near identical amounts.

Sensodyne: Potassium nitrate 5% / Sodium fluoride 0.25% (0.15% w/v fluoride ion)

Colgate sensitive: Potassium nitrate 5% / Sodium fluoride 0.24% (0.14% w/v fluoride ion)
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...X0DER&th=1
Same thoughts here. As I saw the subscribe-n-save prices for Sensodyne slowly creep up, I'm making the switch to Colgate on my next delivery

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FabulousTest4316Apr 03, 2025 03:22 AM
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Quote from Mortycian :
Your tooth is made of hydroxyapatite (HA). When you use HA toothpaste the HA in your tooth is remineralized with HA. When you use fluoride toothpaste, your tooth is remineralized with fluorapatite. The fluoride incorporates into the tooth mineral structure. Fluorapatite is good because it is MORE resistant to acid attack demineralization than HA alone. So, HA toothpastes put your tooth back where it started. Fluoride toothpastes put your tooth a step ahead for future acid attack, thus reducing your risk for future cavities. Remember the dose makes the drug. Used appropriately fluoride is extremely safe and effective and we have decades of data on that. HA toothpastes are new. We're getting data but we don't have long term safety and efficacy data yet. Might be fine, might have some risks we don't know about yet. My guess is it will be mostly fine
first helpful summary of HA vs. fluoride i've seen - thank you!

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