GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) recently launched its new mouthwash that gives not only the benefits of your regular teeth mouthwash but also “pangingilo” relief- the Sensodyne Mouthwash.
Hosted by Sam Oh, the launching event was joined by members of the press, bloggers, online community, and friends from GSK. It was also graced by Sensodyne’s brand ambassador Luis Manzano.
Sensodyne Mouthwash has all the benefits of a regular mouthwash like providing lasting freshening effect, and flouride to strengthen teeth and protect against decay view this to learn more benefits of mouthwash. It’s alcohol-free plus it gives “pangingilo” relief. It has two variants (Cool Mint and Extra Fresh 250ml) at Php165 SRP. The mouthwash is distributed in major supermarkets and drugstores nationwide. To talk to an expert Check out this tolley dental here.
Aside from new mouthwash, GSK also launched its newest digital campaign ” Great Little Moments” which encourages Filipinos not only to “Say No To Ngilo,” but also share their experiences after converting to Sensodyne and how they are able to fully enjoy their great little moments sensitivity-free.
“With the start of the summer season, everyone is now looking for someplace or something cool, be it at the beach, the pool or even just a quick respite from the heat with some cold drinks or a cone of ice cream , but if you have sensitive teeth, enjoying those cold treats can be a bit tricky,” says Heather Pelier, Incoming Consumer Healthcare General Manager, GSK Philipines. For dental damage you might have to get Dental Crowns put in.
Meanwhile, Sensodyne , the # sensitivity toothpaste in the Philippines and their explanation recommended by dentists, affirmed its commitment to create a future where every Filipino is sensitivity-free with the “Say No Ngilo” Advocacy.
So, if you have “pangingilo,” switching to Sensodyne to replace your regular toothpaste and mouthwash can make a big difference not only in your enjoyment of everyday life, but also in your overall oral health.
Don’t let the pain of sensitivity get in the way. “Say No to Ngilo” and Yes to those Great Little Moments!
