Sensodyne introduces new Repair and Protect Deep Repair toothpaste
Sensodyne introduces new Repair and Protect Deep Repair toothpaste
Good news for people who are having tooth sensitivity! Sensodyne introduces its new Repair and Protect Deep Repair toothpaste with NovaMin® technology to help those with tooth sensitivity.
Sensodyne, the No.1 Sensitive Toothpaste brand*, recently launched #ReclaimLifeSmallPleasures Campaign in Malaysia to introduce its new Repair and Protect Deep Repair, a toothpaste for those with tooth sensitivity so that they can reclaim life’s small pleasures without worrying about tooth sensitivity.
I have joined the virtual launch of Sensodyne #ReclaimLifeSmallPleasures Campaign and I learnt many important facts on tooth sensitivity and be self-aware of tooth sensitivity conditions better for early management. I can now proactively take action to relieve my tooth sensitivity by using the new Sensodyne Repair and Protect Deep Repair Toothpaste.
For people who suffer from sensitive teeth, tooth sensitivity is often not just about discomfort, but also having to compromise on everyday food and drinks in fear that it could trigger short and sharp sensation on the teeth. Something as little as enjoying a cup of teh tarik, or an ice-cold boba tea, or even biting into a freezing cold ice cream might turn into an unpleasant experience, causing them to miss out on small pleasures in life.
“We understand that the discomfort caused by tooth sensitivity can hold us back from enjoying our life’s small pleasures. As the nation approached a post-pandemic return to normalcy, the #ReclaimLifeSmallPleasures Campaign aims to inspire Malaysians to take control of their oral care and enjoy the little moments they have – be it everyday food exploration, experimentation and experience – without worrying about tooth sensitivity. After all, life is too short for tooth sensitivity,” said Bryan Wong, General Manager of GSK Consumer Healthcare Malaysia.
A recent study by GSK Consumer Healthcare and Ipsos examining how COVID-19 impacted consumer behaviour around their own oral healthcare finds that the decreased frequency of dental visits during the pandemic was the biggest driver in changing oral healthcare habits among consumers in Southeast Asia during this period1. The survey also goes on to find that only less than a quarter of all respondents (23%) claim to use condition-specific toothpastes to manage specific oral-health conditions that they suffer from1.
The Southeast Asia & Taiwan (SEAT) Quantitative Research conducted by GSK Consumer Healthcare has also revealed that at least 7 out of 10 Malaysians are suffering from tooth sensitivity2. Among the tooth sensitivity sufferers in Malaysia, 39% are aware of their condition, while another 32% experienced sensitivity symptoms but are unaware of the condition2.
There are a range of things that can trigger a twinge or tooth sensation for people with sensitive teeth3. The Southeast Asia & Taiwan (SEAT) Quantitative Research also showed that most tooth sensitivity sufferers experience discomfort in their teeth when they are brushing their teeth (38%), from food getting caught between gum and denture (33%), eating or drinking cold (58%), hot (23%), sweet (31%), acidic or sour (29%), and spicy (15%) food and drinks2.
Wong added, “Echoing to the Ministry of Health’s advice, Malaysians are urged to prioritise oral healthcare practices at the individual’s level and learn various ways to identify and manage unwanted tooth sensitivity, and we hope that through this campaign, tooth sensitivity sufferers can get the protection they need from Sensodyne.”
In an effort to drive tooth sensitivity awareness on a national scale, Sensodyne’s #ReclaimLifeSmallPleasures Campaign will roll out in stages from January 2022, with a variety of infotainment and educational contents from healthcare professionals, social creators and influencers; served through multiple platforms including Sensodyne Malaysia’s portal and social media channels, traditional and digital media platforms. Samples of Sensodyne Repair & Protect Deep Repair toothpaste will also be made available at up to 1,000 dental clinics nationwide.
From now until 31st January 2022, GSK Flagship Store on Shopee will be running a special promotion at only RM10.00 for each pack of Sensodyne Repair & Protect Deep Repair toothpaste. On top of that, with a minimum spend of RM35 for all Sensodyne products, consumers will receive additional 10% OFF and RM5 ShopeeFood vouchers too. The Sensodyne Repair & Protect Deep Repair toothpaste is also available at pharmacies, dental clinics, minimarkets, supermarkets and hypermarkets across Malaysia.
Sensodyne Repair and Protect Deep Repair toothpaste uses NovaMin® technology that goes deep inside the teeth to deep repair** sensitive teeth and form a protective layer for clinically proven sensitivity relief. It also contains fluoride that helps to strengthen enamel and provide daily protection for sensitive teeth, whilst also keeping teeth and gums healthy.
I am having tooth sensitivity when I aged gracefully. I have tooth sensitivity until I started using Sensodyne. With this new Sensodyne Repair and Protect Deep Repair toothpaste, it helps in relieving my tooth sensitivity so I can enjoy my food reviews again!
To learn more about Sensodyne Repair and Protect Deep Repair and how to relieve sensitive teeth, visit sensodyne.com.my and follow Sensodyne Malaysia’s Facebook page and Instagram Page.
Notes:
*Source: Nielsen Retail Audit Data, September 2020 – August 2021
**Forms a protective layer over the sensitive areas of the teeth. Brush twice a day for lasting sensitivity protection
Disclaimer: Information posted is merely for educational and informational purposes, are not intended as a substitute for professional advice and should not be relied upon as such. Individual results may vary. Consult your dentist if symptoms persist.
1 GSK Consumer Healthcare. Back to the dentist – new study highlights urgent need to tackle oral healthcare habits post COVID-19. 18 March 2021. Retrieved from link.
2 GSK Consumer Healthcare. Sensodyne Southeast Asia & Taiwan Quantitative Research – Malaysia Market Session. September 2021.
3 Sensodyne Malaysia. Symptoms of Sensitivity. October 2021. Retrieved from link.
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