Speciality: Dentistry
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Have you ever felt a sharp pain in your teeth when enjoying something hot or cold? That’s tooth sensitivity, and it affects millions of people. The main cause is the wearing down of tooth enamel, which exposes the sensitive dentin underneath. Gum recession can also expose the roots of teeth, making them more vulnerable to temperature changes and certain foods. Acidic foods and drinks, aggressive brushing, or even grinding your teeth at night can all contribute to sensitivity. It’s important to use a soft toothbrush and toothpaste designed for sensitive teeth. If your sensitivity persists, consult your dentist. Early intervention can help protect your teeth and improve your comfort.
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