Sensodyne Clinical White Toothpaste Clinically Proven Whitening for Sensitive Teeth, Stain Protector, 3.4 oz

I absolutely love this toothpaste. First of all, it actually whitens my teeth. Not in the “maybe if you stare at yourself in perfect lighting and believe hard enough” way, but in the “wow, my coffee addiction is slightly less visible” way. I have super sensitive teeth (ice cream used to feel like a personal attack), and this stuff takes about 90% of that pain away. I can now drink cold water without seeing my ancestors. Hot coffee? Also manageable. It is basically emotional support toothpaste at this point. The taste is great, the quality is top tier, and my teeth feel like they went to a spa retreat. Now for the only two complaints: 1. The listing shows TWO in the picture but you only receive ONE. I was emotionally prepared for a toothpaste buddy system and instead got a solo act. Mild betrayal. 2. The price is a little high. My teeth are living their best life, but my wallet is in recovery. Overall: amazing toothpaste, 10/10 for performance, 7/10 for my bank account, and 0/10 for the misleading “two pack fantasy.” Would still buy again because my teeth refuse to go back to the old ways.

Highly recommended, great for sensitive teeth, reducing pain from cold or hot temperatures within a few days or weeks of consistent use. You'll see results unlike with regular toothpastes. Sensodyne contains ingredients like potassium nitrate or stannous fluoride that penetrate deeply to soothe the nerves and protect the dentin.

I’ve been using Sensodyne Clinical White Toothpaste for a few months, and it really delivers on both sensitivity relief and whitening. My teeth tend to react to cold drinks and sweets, and this formula noticeably eased that sensitivity within just a few days. The whitening benefit is a bonus — it gradually brightens without feeling abrasive or harsh. The texture is smooth, the mint flavor is clean without being overwhelming, and it leaves my mouth feeling fresh for hours. If you want a toothpaste that actually helps with sensitivity but still improves overall brightness, this is a solid choice and lives up to the “clinically proven” claim.

Does a good job of calming a touchey tooth - would give it 5 stars if it had a little mintier taste

I love this toothpaste. It does actually whiten my teeth. I am sensitive to hot and cold and it takes about 90 percent of that away. Great taste and quality! The only bad thing I would say is they should not show two in a picture when you only rcv one, And the price is a little bit high.

This toothpaste is great for whiten teeth absolutely love it.

I’ve been using Sensodyne Clinical White for a few weeks now and I’m really impressed! I’ve had leftover glue stains from braces as a kid that normal whitening toothpaste never touched, but this stuff has noticeably brightened them. Not only is it gentle on sensitive teeth, it’s also doing real whitening without making my teeth hurt (huge plus if you’re sensitive like me). My smile looks cleaner and more even, like I finally got rid of years-old stuff I thought was permanent.

Been using this toothpaste for a bit now 'cause my teeth get kinda sensitive with cold stuff. It’s supposed to help with that and also make your teeth whiter, which sounded like a win. It comes in a regular-sized tube, nothing fancy-looking, just does the job. The cool part is, it actually helps with the sensitivity. I can drink cold water or eat ice cream without that sharp pain I used to get. The taste is alright—not super minty, but fresh enough. Feels smooth when you brush with it, and it doesn't foam up too much like some other brands. As for the whitening part, I noticed a little difference after a couple weeks, but it’s not like a movie star smile or anything. Also, the tube's a bit stiff, so squeezing out the last bit kinda sucks. Not a huge deal, just a small hassle when it’s almost empty. Overall, it’s solid if you’ve got sensitive teeth and want something that also helps a bit with stains. Don’t expect instant magic, but it works if you stick with it. I’ll probably keep using it unless I find something better.