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How come certain parts of my teeth hurt, when i breathe in cold air?
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Many possibilities: Cavities, broken fillings, loose fillings, fractured teeth, and gum recession are but a few of the problems that may be causing your sensitivity. Have your local dentist examine you for treatment.
Answered 6/6/2013
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