I guess it’s more about stopping things from getting worse than seeing dramatic changes right away... That part took me a while to accept.
Totally get this. When my dentist told me I had 10 spots to watch, I felt overwhelmed and honestly kind of hopeless at first. I expected Prevident to work like magic, but after a month, nothing looked different. What helped was tracking little things—like less stinging when I drank cold water. That made me realize it was actually working, just not in a way you can see right away. Sticking with the routine is tough, but those tiny improvements add up.
I expected Prevident to work like magic, but after a month, nothing looked different.
Story of my life—thought my teeth would turn into pearly white fortresses overnight. Instead, I just noticed my morning coffee didn’t make me wince as much. Progress is kinda sneaky like that...
That’s kind of how it went for me too—didn’t see much in the mirror, but my teeth felt less sensitive after a few weeks. I still get nervous about new spots showing up though. Has anyone actually had visible changes with Prevident, or is it more about stopping things from getting worse?
- Same here—my teeth didn’t look any different, but they definitely felt less “zingy” after I started Prevident.
- I kinda wish there was a magic whitening effect or something, but nope... just feels like it’s holding the line.
- Still peeking in the mirror every morning, hoping nothing new pops up. Is that just me?
Still peeking in the mirror every morning, hoping nothing new pops up. Is that just me?
Not just you—I do that too, especially after getting braces. It’s like, one day there’s a new spot and I panic. Prevident helped with sensitivity but yeah, no whitening for me either. Do you notice any weird texture changes on your teeth? Sometimes mine feel almost chalky after using it.