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Arm and Hammer claim that unlike all other sensitive toothpastes, Enamel Care Sensitive does not numb the tenderness for a short period of time, but actually removes the cause of the sensitivity.
What I liked: The taste was nice and minty and the texture was good and thick. The toothpaste was foamy but not overly so. You only need a small amount for your mouth to feel clean and deodorised. I suffer from sensitive teeth, but after using Enamel Care for sensitive teeth I did notice that the sensitivity lessened over time.
What I disliked: There is nothing to dislike about this toothpaste. The texture was a little grainy but that was only noticeable as I had experienced a different texture with my previous toothpaste.
Enamel Care Sensitive costs from £3.29. Reviewed July 2007.

What I liked: RetarDEX oral rinse, spray and toothpaste have a unique patented ingredient called Closys II, which is clinically proven to break down and destroy bad bacteria, leaving your breath smelling fresh and clean. Bad breath is one of those things most people are embarrassed about, so to use a toothpaste that promises to kill all signs of it can't be bad. The toothpaste is non-foaming which took some getting used to at first as you aren't left with the minty fresh feeling in your mouth after using. However, suds aren't necessary to do the job effectively. My mouth did feel very clean after using, and my teeth nice and smooth. The oral rinse tastes plain, but has the option of a peppermint sachet if you want that fresh minty feeling. My mouth felt deodorised after using, especially if you use the tongue scraper before hand which removes any additional bacteria.
What I disliked: It took a little getting used to no foam and as a result it was tempting to brush my teeth a bit harder or use twice as much as toothpaste.
RetarDEX Oral Rinse costs £4.99 (250ml) and £7.95 (500ml) and RetarDEX Toothpaste costs £7.95 (75ml) and is available from Boots, Waitrose and selected Sainsburys, Tesco, Asda and all good pharmacies and dental surgeries. Reviewed May 2007.

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