Title: What to Do If You Have Sensitivity to Cold Food and Drinks
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2Do you pass on ice cream, cold soda, or maybe
everyday cold food because it triggers unbearable
sharp pain in your teeth?
3Your teeth become sensitive when the enamel
erodes and when your gums recede.
4The nerve endings in your teeth get exposed
when it comes in contact with cold food, you feel
pain.
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6Tooth decay (cavities) Tooth decay causes dental
holes that can expose the nerves.
7Cracked tooth A cracked tooth can expose nerves
in your tooth, causing sensitivity to cold.
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9Worn tooth enamel The enamel can get eroded from
acidic and sugary diets exposing nerves.
10Gum recession Gum recession can lead to the
exposure of the sensitive dentin layer causing
cold sensitivity.
11How to Manage Tooth Sensitivity to Cold
12Good oral hygiene can reverse some cases of
sensitivity and other oral/dental diseases.
13Visiting a dental professional for regular
checkups will help you track any developing
conditions.
14Other practices that can help manage
cold-sensitivity include
Drinking using straw
Brushing using warm water
Using toothpaste for sensitive teeth
Breathing through your nose
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16As per American Association of Endodontists (AAE)
you should visit a professional if your pain
lingers for more than 30 seconds.
17Your sensitivity could be due to several reasons
may signal other dental problems that could be
developing.
18Depending on what causes your cold sensitivity,
your dentist may suggest the following
treatments
19A crown placement, inlay, or bonding You might
have to go through one of these if you have
fractured or decaying tooth.
20Fluoride gel treatment Fluoride gel strengthens
the tooth enamel reduces pain signals
transmitted to your brain.
21Root canal procedure Your dentist may recommend
a root canal procedure if your sensitivity is
severe.
22Surgical gum graft This is done if you have lost
gum tissue.
23Desensitizing toothpaste The toothpaste contains
compounds that restrict the transmission of
sensation to the brain.
24Let the Dental Group of Simi Valley Help You
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residents of Simi Valley California the
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