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Hot and cold water causing sensitivity
I am feeling sensitivity in one tooth when i drink cold or warm water. What should i do?
that tooth has a small vavity also.
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Go for xray of your teeth.
Don’t delay or ignore if pain starts then you will end up in problems.
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Go to ur dentist for the checkup of the same tooth . It will be needing filling or a root canal treatment . Depending on the condition of the tooth
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U need to go for dental xray... In that it can b sure that it will go for filling or root canal treatment... Visit a dentistas soon as possible
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Get the cavity treated with either a filling or a root canal treatment, whichever is required depending upon X-ray of the tooth.
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The sensitivity is because of the cavity which needs to be restored
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Your symptoms are due to exposure of dentinal tublues to external climate which causes the sensitivity
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before the cavity becomes more deeper it need to be filled with tooth colored bonding material and your problem will be relieved
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visit your dentist every 6 months for a healthy and happy smile
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