Fluoride treatment: See a dentist and get Fluoride treatment. Also, consider using tooth paste for sensitive teeth. However, see a dentist to check for any gum recession, cavities or gum disease first.
Answered 6/25/2014
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Various reasons: It all depends on why the teeth are sensitive. It could be due to root sensitivity or decay or broken teeth or a fraction or grinding. Each cause has a different solution. See your dentist.
Answered 12/7/2012
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Fluoride rinses : There are toothpastes for sensitive teeth, Fluoride rinses, and mi paste are all viable options for tooth related sensitivity. You need to visit with your dds/dmd to follow-up and minimize any discomfort associated over time.
Answered 11/11/2014
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Let them chew: Chewing on something cold and firm is helpful. One idea is to give them a damp washcloth that as been frozen in the freezer to chew on. Commercial teeth rings that can be frozen are available as well. Teething is a normal process. I would avoid medication like painkillers unless absolutely necessary. Most babies really don't need them.
Answered 12/10/2013
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