I have bought this product before but this time, the Fresh Breath version caused weird and very unpleasant tongue tingling

Usually I buy the whitening formula, but the Fresh Breath formula is a nice change and reminds me of the mint flavor in mouthwash.

I like the "Fresh Breath" flavor best.

but I bought this fresh breath twin pack because it was a better price at the time and he HATES it

He doesn't mind the extra whitening version but whatever they use in this fresh breath version he can't stand

Not fond of the flavor (fresh breath), but tooth sensitivity has improved since using this product.

You need to look for a toothpaste that has potassium nitrate, and thankfully Sensodyne Pronamel Fresh Breath Enamel Toothpaste does

The "Fresh Breath" doesn't actually work that well

but the "Fresh breath" flavor is no good for me.

This toothpaste tastes good and gives a nice fresh breath after using on a toothbrush (sold separately) and brushing your teeth, gums, and tongue

As for me, I haven't noticed any real difference among the Sensodyne varieties I've tried (Original, Complete, Fresh Breath, and a couple others)

This flavor is also "Fresh Breath", which does have a clean, fresh flavor.

It could be the "fresh breath" flavor

Really Fresh Breath

The "Fresh Breath" doesn't actually work that well

Tastes great, does not hurt with sensitive teeth, helps give it a good clean and nice breath

Not fond of the flavor (fresh breath), but tooth sensitivity has improved since using this product.

I missed the return window but would like to exchange the Fresh Breath package with the Gentle Whitening which has not cause any weird reactions yet.

This toothpaste does give you fresh breath.

Sensodyne Pronamel Fresh Breath Enamel Toothpaste tastes different and tastes bad

Great flavor and fresh breath after use

Overall this is a great non-whitening toothpaste that provide enamel and cavity protection with a great lingering fresh breath smell.

It has a wierd consistency, doesn't foam at all, leaves an odd taste & bad breath

Fresh Breath?

It's an endless parade of Pronamel this and Pronamel that...a staggering array of product differentiation and combinations (among which the differences aren't usually even clear): Fresh Breath (spearmint), Fresh Mint (perhaps peppermint?), Multi-Action (what actions?), Rapid Relief (more sensitivity protection?), Complete (complete what?), Repair (really?), Repair and Protect (do some varieties not protect?), Daily Protection (as opposed to what, weekly?), Gentle Whitening (so, is whitening hard on enamel?), Whitening Repair and Protect (seriously?), Extra Whitening (or extra hype?), True White (bleach?), Deep Clean (abrasive?), etc

Most of the pasta that are good for your gums, and teeth in general don’t have the breath fresh awning effect

Undecided as to whether I'll purchase it again.

n’t think any dentist hates this brand!