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Arm & Hammer Sensitive Care Toothpaste is specially formulated to provide gentle yet effective cleaning for people with sensitive teeth. It contains baking soda, a trusted ingredient known for its low-abrasion cleaning properties, helping to neutralise plaque acids while being kind to sensitive enamel.
This sensitive toothpaste helps relieve tooth sensitivity with regular brushing while strengthening teeth and supporting everyday oral hygiene. It also contains fluoride to help protect against tooth decay and maintain strong, healthy teeth.
Arm & Hammer Sensitive Care Toothpaste is suitable for daily use by adults and children aged 6 years and over.
| Product Name | Arm & Hammer Sensitive Care Toothpaste |
| Key Ingredient | Baking soda with fluoride |
| Product Form | Toothpaste |
| Used For | Relief of sensitive teeth and daily oral care |
| Pack Size | 125g tube |
| Who Can Use It | Adults and children aged 6 years and over |
| Prescription Required? | No – General Sale (GSL) |
Arm & Hammer Sensitive Care Toothpaste is used to help relieve discomfort caused by sensitive teeth while maintaining good oral hygiene. It gently cleans teeth, neutralises plaque acids, and helps protect against cavities when used twice daily.
This toothpaste is suitable for adults and children aged 6 years and over.
Do not use this product if you:
Children under 6 years:
For best results, use regularly as part of your daily oral care routine.
Side effects are unlikely when used as directed. In rare cases, mild mouth irritation may occur.
Stop use and seek dental or medical advice if:
Page content authored by Amjad Khan, last reviewed by Dr Hussain Ahmad on 8th February 2026.
