Definitely second this. I started using sensitive toothpaste about ten days before my last whitening, and it made a noticeable difference. Also, rinsi...

Totally relate to the coffee struggle—it's my daily ritual too, and stains are just part of the package, unfortunately. I tried the straw thing briefl...

Sensitive teeth after whitening is definitely rough. Had the same issue myself, and honestly, the baking soda trick is a lifesaver for quick fixes. An...

Haha, seriously... humidity's definitely a factor. I've noticed mine gets funky even if I just rinse it and don't dry it properly. Air-drying thorough...

Totally agree about the sensitive brush heads, made a huge difference for me too. Also noticed some electric brushes have pressure sensors—mine buzzes...

Haha, totally get this. I still do the same thing for myself before dental visits—step-by-step mental prep helps a ton. Kids really do surprise us tho...

Totally agree about the softer brush, made a big difference for me too. Another thing that helped was using a gentle mouthwash without alcohol—my gums...

Yeah, ice felt soothing at first for me too, then after a while it just made everything feel tighter and achy. Heat packs were definitely more helpful...

We actually took ours earlier, around 12 months, mostly because our pediatrician recommended it. Honestly, I was skeptical at first—like, what could t...

I've actually found cold foods like yogurt or pudding a bit uncomfortable after dental procedures. The chill sometimes triggers sensitivity, at least ...

Haha, totally feel you on the ketchup thing... had a similar experience with orange juice—ouch. Did you find any toothpaste brands that were gentler d...

I hear you about the comfort object idea, but honestly, it never worked for us. My son had a favorite blanket from day one, but still sucked his thumb...

When I had oral surgery, sticking to soft foods like oatmeal and soups the day before helped. Coffee-wise, I switched to decaf gradually—still had mil...