Peps and teeth

ultima thule

ultima thule

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My teeth tend to be fairly sensitive. Overall, my dental health is fine—no decay or similar issues. I brush every day, yet at times the sensitivity gets worse than normal. There isn’t really a pattern. I stick with the same toothpaste and have used nothing but an Oral-b brush for years, and still the sensitivity comes and goes. It causes some discomfort when I brush... Anyway, this problem showed up again recently and stuck around for several weeks. Now, though, I’m in week 2 of Glow and the sensitivity has vanished entirely. I’m left wondering if Glow is responsible, or if it’s just a coincidence and I’ve simply hit a stretch where the sensitivity is gone. 🤔 Has anyone else had any experience with Glow or other peps when it comes to teeth problems?
 
I work as a dental hygienist. Dentin is the name for the portion of a tooth that lacks enamel coverage. Collagen makes up a large share of dentin, so it makes sense that the extra collagen from the Ghk in glow could reduce that sensitivity.

Looking at how you brush could be worth doing as well. Many of my patients use too much force with an electric brush and damage their gums. Sensitive toothpaste helps a great deal too, but be sure not to rinse it off afterward.
 
RascalRaccoon said:

Gums or teeth?

Reducing inflammation is how I imagine it might benefit the gums.

Someone brighter than me will surely chime in 🤣
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You're correct, as per what another user replied.

Hichewgoddess said:

I work as a dental hygienist. Dentin is the name for the portion of a tooth that lacks enamel coverage. Collagen makes up a large share of dentin, so it makes sense that the extra collagen from the Ghk in glow could reduce that sensitivity.

Looking at how you brush could be worth doing as well. Many of my patients use too much force with an electric brush and damage their gums. Sensitive toothpaste helps a great deal too, but be sure not to rinse it off afterward.
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That's helpful information, thanks. I believe that's precisely what's going on with me.
 
Wow! Just realized that since I began KLOW nearly 9 months back, I haven't dealt with sensitive teeth at all!!
 
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