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What do you suggest if my tooth is very sensitive to cold?
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Examination: I suggest you have the tooth examined by a local dentist to determine the cause of your sensitivity. Could be gum recession due to periodontal disease, a cavity, a fracture, a loose filling, etc. Can't possible know for sure without examining you.
Answered 10/17/2016
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