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Was wondering if your teeth are worn down, do they become more sensitive?
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Sometimes: If the enamel is worn and the dentin is exposed, sensitibviuty can result. If your bite is harsh causing the wear, the resulting inflamation can cause some sensitivithy.
Answered 10/16/2021
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