Gentle Care for Sensitive Teeth
Soothe sensitivity with Real Skin Care’s Cinnamon Spice Coconut Oil Toothpaste — fluoride-free, SLS-free, and crafted for comfort.
Shop Sensitive ToothpasteIf drinking a cold glass of water or brushing your teeth feels like a shockwave through your gums, you're likely dealing with sensitive teeth. This is more than just a minor inconvenience—it can affect how you eat, drink, and even smile. Thankfully, the right toothpaste can make a big difference. In this guide, we’ll explore the best toothpastes for sensitive teeth in 2025 and explain why Real Skin Care’s Coconut Oil Toothpaste is a top natural alternative.
What Causes Tooth Sensitivity?
Tooth sensitivity usually happens when the protective enamel wears down or gums recede, exposing the underlying dentin. This layer contains tiny tubes that connect to nerve endings, which can trigger pain when exposed to hot, cold, or sweet foods. Common causes include:
- Aggressive brushing or hard-bristled toothbrushes
- Teeth grinding (bruxism)
- Acidic foods or drinks
- Gum recession or gum disease
- Whitening treatments
What to Look For in Toothpaste for Sensitive Teeth
- SLS-Free Formula: Sodium lauryl sulfate can irritate sensitive gums and worsen discomfort.
- No Harsh Abrasives: Gentle polishing agents prevent additional enamel wear.
- Alcohol-Free: Avoids the burning sensation that often accompanies conventional pastes.
- Fluoride-Free (Optional): Some people with sensitivity prefer natural remineralizing alternatives like baking soda or hydroxyapatite.
- Soothing Ingredients: Coconut oil, aloe vera, and xylitol may help reduce inflammation and bacterial buildup.
Who Needs Toothpaste for Sensitive Teeth?
While sensitivity can affect anyone, you're especially at risk if:
- You’ve had recent dental work or whitening treatments
- You experience pain when eating hot or cold foods
- You use whitening or tartar-control toothpastes
- You brush vigorously or use a medium/firm toothbrush
Real Skin Care’s Coconut Oil Toothpaste is ideal for users seeking a gentle, non-irritating formula made with organic ingredients and no unnecessary fillers.
How to Use Sensitive Toothpaste Effectively
- Brush Gently Twice a Day: Use a soft-bristled toothbrush and avoid applying too much pressure.
- Don’t Rinse Immediately: Let the ingredients remain on your teeth for maximum effect.
- Stay Consistent: Relief builds with continued use over days or weeks.
- Avoid Acidic Foods: Citrus and soda can worsen enamel erosion.
The Best Toothpastes for Sensitive Teeth – 2025
1. Real Skin Care Coconut Oil Toothpaste – Cinnamon Spice

Our Cinnamon Spice variant is made from just four ingredients: organic coconut oil, purified spring water, baking soda, and natural flavoring. No fluoride. No SLS. No synthetic sweeteners. Handmade in the USA, it’s alcohol-free, preservative-free, and safe for daily use by those with gum irritation, post-whitening sensitivity, or enamel erosion.
Soothe Sensitivity Naturally
Try our Cinnamon Spice Coconut Oil Toothpaste — crafted for sensitive mouths, with only the essentials.
Add to Cart2. Sensodyne Repair & Protect
Uses stannous fluoride to protect exposed dentin. Effective, but contains SLS and artificial sweeteners.
3. Pronamel Mineral Boost
Focuses on remineralization and acid erosion protection. Fluoride-based, low-abrasion, but not fluoride-free.
4. Risewell Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste
Uses hydroxyapatite to help rebuild enamel. Fluoride-free, xylitol-based, thicker texture.
5. Hello Sensitivity Relief
Contains potassium nitrate, SLS-free, dye-free. Affordable, but includes erythritol and stevia.
Why Real Skin Care Works for Sensitive Teeth
Many commercial brands add fluoride, alcohol, or foaming agents that may worsen sensitivity. Real Skin Care’s clean, minimalist formula supports oral balance while gently cleaning — without irritation.
If cinnamon isn’t your flavor, Fresh Mint and All Natural options use the same sensitivity-safe base.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does sensitive toothpaste really work?
Yes. Ingredients like potassium nitrate, stannous fluoride, or coconut oil can calm nerve sensitivity and rebuild protection.
Can I use sensitive toothpaste every day?
Absolutely. Real Skin Care’s formula is safe for twice-daily, long-term use.
Is fluoride-free toothpaste safe for sensitivity?
Yes, especially with natural antimicrobials like coconut oil and baking soda.
Which flavor is best for sensitivity?
Cinnamon Spice avoids mint’s intensity; All Natural is best for ultra-sensitive mouths.
Is coconut oil good for teeth?
Yes — it reduces bacteria, inflammation, and plaque, making it gentle for gum issues or dry mouth.
Relief Without Compromise
Choose Real Skin Care’s Sensitive-Safe Toothpaste — no fluoride, no SLS, no harsh additives.
Shop NowScientific References
- Management of dentin hypersensitivity – NIH
- Healthline: Oil Pulling with Coconut Oil
- Cleveland Clinic: Tooth Sensitivity