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Crest Pro-Health Sensitive Shield Toothpaste, Floss and Toothbrushes Review and GIVEAWAY

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Have you ever bitten into an ice cream cone or tried to enjoy a hot drink only to be met with excruciating pain in your teeth? If you’re like millions of Americans, you’ve probably suffered from tooth sensitivity at some point in your lifetime – or if you haven’t, it’s likely many of your friends or family have experienced this problem. Now, it’s time to stop being so sensitive, dry those tears, because help has arrived!

Crest is proud to introduce Crest® Pro-Health™ Sensitive Shield, the newest addition to the Crest Pro-Health family.

Crest Pro-Health Sensitive Shield offers sensitivity protection with no trade-offs by also protecting the seven areas dentists check most: cavities, gingivitis, plaque, tartar, sensitivity, whitening and fresh breath – all in one package! Now, individuals struggling with sensitivity no longer have to spend their time and money using more than one toothpaste to get comprehensive oral health protection for their teeth and gums.

My teeth aren’t overly sensitive, but my gums are, especially now that I’m pregnant. I am loving the soft bristled Oral-B CrossAction® Gentle Clean Brush. It gets my teeth clean without making my gums bleed and that makes me super happy!

The toothpaste is also nice because it’s not as heavy as most toothpastes… it’s more like a gel than a paste, so it rinses easy and leaves your mouth and teeth feeling clean and fresh. I love it!

Because we want you to enjoy all the icy treats you want this summer, we’re giving away a CREST GIFT BASKET!

One lucky winner will receive a gift basket filled with the following products…

    * Crest Pro-Health Sensitive Shield Paste: Smoother than the original Pro-Health paste, Sensitive Shield contains Stannous Fluoride to protect teeth from sensitivity and to care for your healthy teeth and gums.
    * Crest Glide Pro-Health Floss for Sensitive Gums: The softest Crest Glide floss is 2x softer vs. Glide Original and is designed to make flossing more comfortable for even the most sensitive gums.
    * Oral-B CrossAction® Gentle Clean Brush: Combines extra soft CrissCross® and Power Tip® bristles to remove up to 90 percent of plaque while still being gentle on gums.

For more information on Crest Pro-Health Sensitive Shield visit www.crestprohealth.com.

TO ENTER:

Leave a comment on this post and tell me your sensitive teeth stories or something about your tooth-brushing routine!

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Details

Contest runs from April 13th till April 19th 2010. Last chance to enter is April 19th at 11:59pm ET. A winner will be contacted on or before April 29th and asked for full name, along with their mailing address. If no response is given within 48 hours, a different winner will be chosen, so please be sure to check your email. Must be 18 or older to enter. Contest open to USA!

Prize will be provided and shipped directly by Crest.

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  1. Beth Monson says

    My teeth never used to be sensitive, but I find now that I’m having a hard time biting into ice cream… because that’s how I roll… I like to bite into ice cream. lol

  2. milaxx says

    My teeth have always been sensitive. I think it’s because I was the generation that was put to sleep with a bottle as a child. I went through a period in my pre teen years of frequent dental visits to fill cavities. As I grew to a teen and in my adult years I have taken care to brush/floss but my teeth are still occasionally sensitive to cold foods.

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  3. Nicole says

    I have sensitive teeth as well and there are few toothpastes I use, but Crest Pro Health is one of them! Great giveaway :)

  6. Linda Kish says

    I have always had a problem with cold foods and drinks. I have to have a straw for even a glass of water.

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  9. Julie Cutshaw says

    my sensitive issues are with not being able to with stand cold things on my teeth or gums espeacially with ice so i have to order all my drinks with no ice, thanks i do find that crest brands are more effective than others for all teeth issues
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  26. Peggy Gorman says

    My teeth are very sensitive to hot and cold!I always loved chewing on ice and now forget it! I would love to try the new Crest!!
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  34. Kristin H. says

    I have no enamel on the top of my 2 front teeth so I try very hard to keep them clean

  37. Small Footprints says

    Wow … sensitive teeth. I’ve always had them! Typically, before going to the dentist, I have to use some sort of de-sensitizing tooth paste for a month so that I can survive “the chair”. Eating an ice cream cone … forget it. Drinking ice tea … well, my hubby laughs at me because I request that there only be three ice cubes in the glass … that’s what I can handle.

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  45. Cyndi says

    I always ask for a straw with my iced tea – seems to help a bit. And I use a soft bristle toothbrush for those sensitive areas when I brush.

  46. Tamara B. says

    I brush my teeth three to four times a day, followed by flossing and rinsing with mouth wash. I use to love an ice cream cone or a frozen popcicle but I notice lately my teeth can’t take the cold. Guess getting older it is effecting my teeth sensitivity.

  51. Kimberly says

    I would love to try this product. My molars are sensitive to hot and cold foods so sometimes I just avoid them as much as possible, rather than endure the pain.

  62. Velvet Hubler says

    I love ice cream but I cannot eat it due to the pain of my sensitive teeth when I do attempt it.

  68. Anonymouse says

    My tooth brushing routine has recently changed to include my daughter and her “Melmo” (Elmo) toothbrush.

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  76. Cassandra says

    I was using this toohbrush and it was really too hard for me so I decided to get a toothbrush that had more of a softer bristle on it and I went to the dentist and I asked the dentist why when I brush my teeth it has such a tingling sensation and he said that I have sensitve teeth, so that is when I started to go to the store and I bought the soft bristle toothbrush.

  78. Lin McKay says

    I began using Crest for sensitive teeth because a friend said it helped her asthma. Sure enough, it made a huge change in mine . . . no coughing, no more wheezing, overall feeling less asthma concerns. Truly amazing. Now, need to know if I can continue to use it indefinitely.