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Can drinking cold water and ice coffee cause tooth pain?
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Yes: At 54 ,it is quite common for gums to have some regression and the teeth become more sensitive.You can also get cavities at any age.also cold drinks can cause microfractures in teeth and make them more prone to get damaged.Make sure to keep routine dental appointments.
Answered 8/23/2020
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