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Today i felt a cold kinda minty air in my mouth and it by summer?

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Possibly...: If you have a cavity, a fracture, or gum recession with root exposure, air passing over your teeth can give you a cold feeling. Have your Dentist check you out.

Answered 5/14/2016

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