Your teeth react to temperature or certain foods
You feel brief, sharp discomfort with hot or cold drinks, sweets or acidic food.
Smilesonic Sensitive Care
A programme supporting gentle brushing of sensitive teeth and delicate gums, helping reduce discomfort during everyday care.
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A sudden, brief pain when drinking something hot or cold or eating sweet or acidic food may indicate tooth sensitivity. Brushing can also feel uncomfortable, particularly with delicate gums and exposed tooth necks.
Thorough cleaning with a gentle technique matters here. Smilesonic Sensitive Care combines a sonic toothbrush, soft SensiTouch heads and Smilesonic Sensitive toothpaste. Together, they support oral hygiene while limiting friction and excessive pressure on sensitive areas.
You feel brief, sharp discomfort with hot or cold drinks, sweets or acidic food.
Standard bristles seem too firm, and contact with the teeth or gumline causes irritation.
You want effective hygiene while reducing the pressure you apply when brushing.
The fast bristle movements help remove plaque without vigorously scrubbing tooth surfaces.
SensiTouch heads glide gently over enamel and along the gumline. Their soft bristles support comfortable cleaning of areas prone to irritation.
Smilesonic Sensitive toothpaste supports sensitive tooth care, helps strengthen enamel and complements gentle brushing.
Both Sensitive Care Basic and Sensitive Care Complete include SensiTouch heads and Smilesonic Sensitive toothpaste. They differ in the toothbrush model and available functions.
The basic set contains a Smilesonic GO toothbrush, two SensiTouch heads and Sensitive toothpaste, helping you start a gentle, structured daily brushing routine.
The extended set contains a Smilesonic EX toothbrush, two SensiTouch heads and Sensitive toothpaste. More brushing modes help you adapt the intensity to your current needs.
Apply a small amount of Smilesonic Sensitive toothpaste to a SensiTouch head. Select a gentle brushing mode.
Guide the head slowly over each tooth and along the gumline. Avoid scrubbing motions and heavy pressure.
Observe how your teeth and gums respond. Replace the head when its bristles wear out or as recommended by the manufacturer.