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Designed to help protect against enamel wear^1–5

Pronamel helps protect enamel against the effects of dietary acids by helping put back minerals, making enamel stronger and more resistant.^1–5

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Act early to help protect your patients’ enamel against wear

Up to 1 in 3 young adults in Europe show signs of enamel wear,¹ which is strongly linked to frequent and protracted dietary acid challenges^6,7

Pronamel has a unique optimised formulation that delivers superior fluoride uptake*^8,9

*vs. a non-optimised fluoride toothpaste

Pronamel provides dual protection by enhancing remineralisation and inhibiting demineralisation for stronger, more resilient enamel^2,10

Exposure to dietary acids, toothbrushing, toothpaste

Three simple steps to enamel wear protection

You can help your patients strengthen and reharden their enamel with a simple three-step regime.^8,9,11–15

1. Minimise exposure
Minimise exposure to acids

Minimise dietary acid challenges per day (less than 4)^11,12

Avoid holding acidic drinks in the mouth^13–15

Rinse mouth with water after consuming acidic foods and drinks¹²
2. Brush teeth
Brush teeth with appropriate technique and timing

Avoid brushing immediately after consuming acidic food and drink¹³

Brush gently but thoroughly with a soft-bristled toothbrush
3. Use specialist toothpaste
Use a specialist fluoride toothpaste

Use a daily toothpaste with an optimised formulation for superior fluoride uptake*^8,9

*vs. a non-optimised fluoride toothpaste

Unique formulation to help strengthen and protect

The unique formulation of Pronamel delivers minerals into the enamel to help strengthen and protect^2,8

Sensodyne Pronamel Toothpaste

For daily strengthening and protection of enamel.*^1–5

Sensodyne Pronamel Mouthwash

Daily mouthwash for extra protection from enamel wear.^†16

*With twice-daily brushing^†When used in combination with a fluoride toothpaste compared to brushing alone

Sensodyne Pronamel – helping protect your patients against enamel wear

Enamel wear

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