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My teeth are sensitive to cold/hot/sweet food and drinks. what can i do?
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See your DDS: This type of sensitivity is usually due to either biting trauma or exposed root surfaces. Biting trauma may be resolved with a night guard. Root sensitivity may be treated with the sensitive toothpastes. See your dds for a better answer.
Answered 9/24/2013
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