Teeth can be sensitive when tooth enamel protects your teeth and roots from thinning or shrinking. Tooth sensitivity can also be a sign of gum disease and tooth decay, so it's important to talk to your dentist.
If you are sore or sensitive to certain foods or temperatures, the first thing you should do is talk to your dentist.
The sensitivity of the tooth will come over time. It can also be caused by hot, cold, sweet or even acidic foods and drinks. Sometimes just breathing in the cold air is painful for your sensitive teeth.
Switching to desensitizing toothpaste may help reduce the sensitivity of your teeth. but
If your sensitivity persists, you may need to make some changes to your daily routine.
