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A few years ago I switched to Bite toothpaste bits on a lark. I definitely prefer them to paste. But I realized after about a year of using them, my sensitivity to cold disappeared. I can now eat ice cream like a normal human now. YMMV but it worked for me.

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Its a shame they only have a non-mint option for the version without fluoride :/

Edit: upon further looking, they include something else in the fluoride free version that's supposed to serve the same remineralizing function, but I haven't read the paper on it that they link to regarding it's efficacy

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I'm very dull, I use the cheapest toothpaste in the store... or failing that I just use baking soda on the toothbrush

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I'm glad I'm not the only one. I usually promptly leave the dentist goodie bag on a shelf, between a hard book of "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" and a DVD of "Back to the Future III".

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I like Pepsodent. A nice mellow sassafras flavor that isn't as aggressive as the typical mint.

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