Do you think its too much to brush with both in one setting??

Question

I have been slacking at my oral care being depressed and I’ve been trying to take better care of them. They wouldn’t get any better with Colgate toothpaste so I got these two. One I noticed my teeth were getting weak and sensitive. And one no matter what I did they wouldn’t be white. It’s almost like I never brushed them is how they looked. So I got these two and I’ve been brushing my teeth with one or the other twice a day. But I did both of them in one setting and my mouth was super sensitive towards it. So idk if that’s a process or if I just need to do one at a time.

Answer

Which ever made ur teeth sensitive stop using for sure. I’m in DA school (not graduated yet take what I say with a grain of salt) and they gave us sensodyne tooth paste the first day. I assume it’s good. That’s what I use. 
Make sure you’re using a SOFT bristled brush. And if you find yourself brushing your teeth and you have a death grip on the brush, ur probably brushing too hard. That can cause lots of sensitivity. 
If ur teeth are like wicked sensitive I wouldn’t try any whitening products just yet. That’ll make the sensitivity worse. Even if it’s just a whitening tooth paste, those have a gritty consistency which can be harsh on ur teeth. 
I’d add in flossing if you aren’t already and a mouth wash as well. Just keep doing two- three times a day and try to be consistent. 
Later down the line I’d go to a dentist if ur still having trouble. If not and ur teeth don’t hurt then you could try crest white strips 
(No form of teeth whitening is permanent. Some last longer than others like professional office whitening. But tooth pages or the strips need some sort of consistency) 
I hope something in this post helped haha

Do you think its too much to brush with both in one setting??

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