
Tooth sensitivity, or “dentin hypersensitivity” is a common dental issue.
- Sharp, temporary pain or discomfort in one or more teeth when exposed to specific stimuli.
- This can be because of a number of different causes.
Most cases are easily treated with a change in your oral hygiene regimen.
Causes & Prevention

Causes
Prevention
Why are Electric Toothbrushes more suitable for sensitive teeth?

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How to Select the Right Electric Toothbrush
for Sensitive Teeth?
4 Preset Modes (Inc. High Frequency)
2000 Possible Combinations
4 Preset Modes (Inc. High Frequency)
2000 Possible Combinations
PBT Ultra-Soft Bristles
(Gum Care Brush Head)
(Usually Nylon, which is tougher)
Preset - 2 Mins (Customizable - 1-5 Mins)
Usually 2 minutes
Can disable if needed
PID algorithm ensures consistent brushing power, despite pressure
Depends on the amount of
pressure put on the brush head
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FAQ
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Is the Laifen Wave safe for use with braces?
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Is the Laifen Wave suitable for sensitive gums?
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Does the Laifen Wave come with multiple brush heads?
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Are there different brushing modes for me to use?