Question 1

i have teeth sensitivity problems now everything including breathing irritates my teeth it's negative on cavities i just want my regular feeling back?

Accepted Answer

See your dentist: Sensitive teeth are typically the cause of worn tooth enamel or exposed tooth roots. Sometimes, however, tooth discomfort is caused by other factors, such a cracked or chipped tooth or home whitening. If you're concerned about sensitive teeth, the good starting point is to visit your dentist. He or she will find the cause and treat accordingly.
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Question 2

i ve bad tooth sensitivity on all teeth recently, went to dentist, he can't c why, please advice me of other possible health problems i may b suffering with?

Accepted Answer

Bruxism: You may be grinding or clenching your teeth which is called bruxism. This can cause painful teeth with no discernable reason. The treatment is fairly simple and requires wearing a guard or thin mouthpiece at night called a splint. Your dentist can help.

Question 3

how to reduce teeth sensitivity, what to do?

Accepted Answer

See a dentist: See a dentist to determine what's causing the sensitivity. There are many possible causes and each one has their own specific remedy.

Question 4

i recently started to take better care of my teeth. i have started to floss my teeth daily were i wasnt before . i have now started to experience some teeth sensitivity and my teeth feel loose. how worried should i be? are they going to fall out?

Accepted Answer

: It's great that you've started a better oral hygiene routine. However, years of poor oral hygiene may have caused some damage. Brushing and flossing doesn't replace professional dental care. Contact a local dentist for a thorough exam and cleaning to establish the health of your teeth, bone and gingiva. You may need more than a mouthful of toothpaste.

Question 5

how long can teeth sensitivity due to grinding teeth (bruxism) last?

Accepted Answer

Differs: This really differs from person to person. The real issue comes down to resolving the bruxism, typically with an appliance and then treating the sensitivity. When it comes to the sensitivity, start with an otc product such as sensodyne. There are other things that can be done, but those are all things that require treatment in the dental office.

Question 6

can i use ginger for teeth sensitivity?

Accepted Answer

Not really: I know of no research that ginger helps with sensitivity. The easiest would be to use a toothpaste that says for sensitive teeth. Don't use a whitening toothpaste. The most effective way would be done by your dentist.

Question 7

can teeth clenching at night cause teeth sensitivity to hot and coldness around the gum line or just the biting surfaces?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Talk to your Dentist about fabricating an Occlusal Orthotic, an appliance to protect your teeth while you sleep.

Question 8

why massaging my temporalis muscle fixes my tooth sensitivity/lip tingling? is there a relation between this muscle and the upper teeth/lip?

Accepted Answer

Common nerves: The temporalis muscle is controlled by a branch of the same cranial nerve that gives sensory innervation to the face, teeth, tongue, maxilla and mandible. The 5th cranial nerve or trigeminal nerve is a very large nerve with 3 major sensory branches and motor nerve branches to the muscles of mastication. The temporalis muscle happens to be one of those muscles.

Question 9

dental: making sure of communication. do i ask a dentist for a "fluoride treatment" or "fluoride varnish" to decrease teeth sensitivity?

Accepted Answer

Ask for options: Many products can reduce sensitivity that are far more precise than the shotgun use of flouride.  ex. Brush and Bond from Parkel, MI paste.

Question 10

i have teeth sensitivity and teeth pain. i'm a long term user of steroids and on bp medications as well. will that cause teeth sensitivity? when i consulted a dentist, he said my teeth is fine and suggested a flouride tooth paste. what i have to do n?

Accepted Answer

: As long as you do not have carious lesions or periodontal issues the concentrated fluoride toothpaste should help. If not, fluoride trays can be fabricated that you can fill with concentrated gel which can be worn an hour or so per day until the sensitivity is resolved.

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I ve bad tooth sensitivity on all teeth recently, went to dentist, he can't c why, please advice me of other possible health problems i may b suffering with?

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How to reduce teeth sensitivity, what to do?

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I recently started to take better care of my teeth. i have started to floss my teeth daily were i wasnt before . i have now started to experience some teeth sensitivity and my teeth feel loose. how worried should i be? are they going to fall out?

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How long can teeth sensitivity due to grinding teeth (bruxism) last?

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Can i use ginger for teeth sensitivity?

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Can teeth clenching at night cause teeth sensitivity to hot and coldness around the gum line or just the biting surfaces?

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Why massaging my temporalis muscle fixes my tooth sensitivity/lip tingling? is there a relation between this muscle and the upper teeth/lip?

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Dental: making sure of communication. do i ask a dentist for a "fluoride treatment" or "fluoride varnish" to decrease teeth sensitivity?

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I have teeth sensitivity and teeth pain. i'm a long term user of steroids and on bp medications as well. will that cause teeth sensitivity? when i consulted a dentist, he said my teeth is fine and suggested a flouride tooth paste. what i have to do n?

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