Peps and teeth

ultima thule

ultima thule

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I have a quite sensitive teeth. In general my teeth health is good and have no problems like a decay etc. Brush everyday, but sometimes my teeth are sensitive more than usually. There's actually no rule. I can use the same toothpaste, I use only Oral-b toothbrush for ages now and somwtimes my teeth become sensitive. It makes some discomfort while brushing...anyway I just faced this issue lately and it was lasting for a good few weeks. But now I'm a second week on Glow and noticed that sensitivity is completely gone. Wondering whether Glow did the job, or just coincidence and I reached that momment that sensitivity is gone for a while. 🤔 Anybody else has some experience with Glow or any other peps regarding teeth issues?
 
Dental hygienist here. The part of teeth that isn’t covered by enamel is called dentin. It’s made of high amounts of collagen, so it stands to reason that the sensitivity may be lessened by the increased collagen produced by the Ghk in glow.

It may be helpful to also evaluate your brushing routine too. A lot of my patients brush really hard with their electric brush and ruin gums. Sensitive toothpaste is also a big help, but make sure you’re leaving it on without rinsing after.
 
RascalRaccoon said:


Teeth or gums?

I could see it helping with gums by reducing inflammation.

I'm sure someone smarter than I will weigh in 🤣

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You right, due to the another user's answer.

Hichewgoddess said:


Dental hygienist here. The part of teeth that isn’t covered by enamel is called dentin. It’s made of high amounts of collagen, so it stands to reason that the sensitivity may be lessened by the increased collagen produced by the Ghk in glow.

It may be helpful to also evaluate your brushing routine too. A lot of my patients brush really hard with their electric brush and ruin gums. Sensitive toothpaste is also a big help, but make sure you’re leaving it on without rinsing after.

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Great info. Thank you for that. Think that's exactly what happens to me.
 
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