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I want to clean my teeth but it's make my teeth sensitive or not or after one month it wil b normal plz sujjest
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hello, sensitivity after teeth cleaning procedure is normal. you can ask the dentist for a sensitive toothpaste using which, the sensitivity will go away within a week. also, get your cleaning done in a number of sittings rather than in one sitting. this will too reduce the sensitivity.
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Sensitivity and mobility are temporary side effects. Doctor will prescribe you a desensitizing toothpaste and gum medication to apply.
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Yes , mild sensitivity could be there, it depends upon how clean your tooth is. More clean your tooth already is- less sensitive. More dirt already, means more cleaning, more chance of having sensitivity!
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If you feel the need for cleaning your teeth then you should definitely get your teeth checked and get cleaning done. You might feel sensitivity for a few days but not for a whole month.Using a desensitising toothpaste after cleaning will help you to manage the sensitivity.
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After cleaning, brushing twice a day and use of mouthwash atleast once is necessary.It will help you prevent any gum diseases.
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Hi After cleaning mild sensitivity is expected that settles in 2-3 weeks using a sensitivity paste . It's not a permanent problem . Regards
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Hello, Mam,cleaning is a must and should procedure to keep your gums and teeth healthy.Sensitivity is just a transient phase,lasting for about 3-4 days. Regards Dr Suman Makam
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I advise you to get your teeth cleaned every six months,  sensitivity is common for couple of days but can be controlled with desensitivity tooth paste.
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Hi,teeth cleaning has to be done every six monthly to yearly for healthy gums.Sensitivity after teeth cleaning can be minimised by using desensitising paste or mouthwash.
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Please get cleaning done, teeth may become sensitive for couple of days.Start using desensitising paste before scaling and continue it after scaling..This helps in reducing sensitivity.
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