Teeth problem

2016-03-27 07:36:48
When water enter in the teeth it is very cooling and start pain after it. i am very in dip-ration so please give suggestion
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This is called sensitivity. It can b taken care of by identifying the problematic tooth and correction of the problem.

Answered2016-03-28 07:03:49

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It is a very simple problem of sensitivity. Get a desensitized from your dentist. Don't worry be Happy

Answered2016-03-28 05:17:06

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Some times when the nerves are close to the outer oral environment one feels sensation to cold leading to pain. Do not be in depression there is nothing to worry but you should visit dentist as soon as possible as it may be due to deep cavity or due to gum problem. It needs to be checked for the root cause as the treatment plan will change for both of them. If it is due to cavity in the tootn then you may require a filling or a root canal treatment, but if it is due to gum problem then you may require to undergo professional dental cleaning followed by some Desensitizer Toothpaste which will help you to get rid of cold sensation and pain. Do not be anxious or reluctant in getting your dental checkup done. You should visit dentist once every six months to keep your teeth healthy.

Answered2016-03-27 19:16:47

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U are suffering from pulpitis may be reversible or irreversible.. Depending upon severity of pain ..if u have irreversible pulpitis den ..root canal is the line of treatment...

Answered2016-03-27 18:21:47

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It's better to consult a dentist to prevent this sensitivity issue. It can either be desensitized or can be given a crown

Answered2016-04-04 17:45:04

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The pain is because of sensitivity in the tooth which could be because of various reasons that includes tooth decay, tooth abrasion , erosion, fractured tooth and many more. Get proper diagnosis done and get the problem foxed. Visit your dentist.

Answered2016-03-28 05:39:10

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