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Potassium Nitrate, occurs as colorless, prismatic crystals or as a white powder; it is found pure in nature as the mineral saltpeter (or niter). It's solubility depends on the temperature of the water, being more soluble in hot water. | |
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- Dentin can be exposed as gum tissue recedes or when the enamel is worn away - When you eat foods that are hot, cold, sweet,or when you drink beverages; they reach the exposed dentin, they then cause the fluid in the dentinal tubules to move rapidly outward, resulting in pain. - The use of Potassium Nitrate in Sensodyne forms a coating over the tooth, and protects it from the pain causing agents. |
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