but then.......

Why the hell would I wanna get products which have been recommended by people who gets money from fixing up tooth decays and **** ?

What if they mix all of them and make a Super Toothpaste?

Oral-Sensate.. I would buy it.

Here's how I can tell you these "polls" went down
"Hey, you're a dentist. Should I use toothpaste?"
"Uh yeah probably"
"Would sensodyne/colgate work?"
"I guess?"

and for oral-b
"Hey dentist, do you ever brush your teeth?"
"......yes?"
"Do you use toothpaste?"
"......yes?"
"Do you ever use oral-b?"
"i... guess?"

It's easy to tell the truth when you have very very loose definitions of "recommend" and "use".

reminds me of this

Sensodyne is the tightest ******* **** ever and if you don't think so then you can get the **** out my face

We need to go deeper.

Dentists usually recommend an array of products. Therefore, maybe 98% said colgate, 90 said sensodyne, but they prefer to use Oral B.

That, or they made it up or paid dentists to say what they want.

I think dentists just want people to brush their ******* teeth. They'll recommend anything that supposedly cleans your teeth as long as you use it.

i use sensodyne because for years i was a off and on teeth brusher, as a result when i ate chocolate or drank soda my teeth hurt for a bit, but after using sensodyne for awhile my teeth didnt hurt after consuming sugary consumables

i am not a robot or a paid representative of sensodyne
in fact im broke as a ****
as proof of my living sentience heres a gif
my opinion doesnt matter does it

It's just like car insurance. You could save $400 dollars a year by switching to geico. Drivers who switched from Geico to allstate save 20% on their car insurance. Drivers who switched from Allstate to Progressive save on average $160 a year!! I think I just figured out how to get free insurance

In general they recommend colgate

9/10 recommend sensodyne for sensitive teeth

But they actually use Oral B

Basically, they literally asked 10 dentists. You can make a poll give any result you want even if you ask it to the same group of people.

My dentist says: " Use whatever brand. It doesn't matter as long as the toothpaste has NaF in it."