Sensitivity Relief

Oral care products claiming sensitivity relief are designed to alleviate discomfort from tooth sensitivity caused by exposed dentin or enamel erosion. They often contain ingredients like potassium nitrate or fluoride, which help block nerve pathways and strengthen tooth enamel. Clinical testing verifies the efficacy of these products in reducing sensitivity and providing lasting comfort. Experience enhanced relief and protection with scientifically validated solutions for sensitive teeth.

Tooth Paste

Mouth Wash

Oral Creams

Biomarker Testing List:

Biomarker	Scientific Pathway Details	Used to Prove Claims
Enamel Remineralization	Assessment of enamel hardness to determine remineralization effectiveness.	Strong teeth
Fluoride Levels	Quantification of fluoride in enamel using ion-selective electrodes or spectrophotometry	Chemical free
Salivary Biomarkers	Assessment of saliva composition to evaluate the product’s role in enamel remineralization.	Sensitivity free

Scientific Driven with our Technology:

Scientific testing validates sensitivity relief claims by measuring the efficacy of ingredients like potassium nitrate or fluoride in blocking nerve pathways and reinforcing enamel. Rigorous clinical trials confirm the product’s ability to reduce tooth sensitivity and provide lasting comfort. Trust in our data-driven approach to ensure effective and reliable relief for sensitive teeth.

Related Services

Mucosal Irritation Testing

Ensures that the product is safe for use on the delicate mucosal tissues of the mouth and does not cause irritation or exacerbate symptoms. This testing is often done in vitro or through clinical assessments on human volunteers.

TEWL (Transepidermal Water Loss) Testing

Measures the integrity of the skin barrier to assess whether a product exacerbates sensitivity by disrupting the barrier function.

In-Vitro Dentin Sensitivity Assay

Uses tooth samples to simulate conditions of dentin hypersensitivity. The assay measures the product’s effectiveness in reducing sensitivity by evaluating changes in nerve response or pain threshold when exposed to stimuli.

In-Vitro Skin Irritation Tests

These tests use reconstructed human epidermis models to evaluate skin sensitivity without the need for human subjects, offering an ethical and reliable alternative.