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Increased sensitivity
I got scaling done a week back. Since then the sensitivity in few teeth has increased and I can feel little mobility as well.
Should I be worried or is it normal?
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It is normal to feel slight sensitivity and discomfort after the scaling , the severity also depends on the amount of deposits you had. The gums and teeth will take some time to recover. You can use an anti- sensitive toothpaste , apply on the teeth that are sensitive and leave it for 10 mins. Also can start with Vit C to ensure that the gums are healing faster around the teeth.
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Ensure maintaining oral hygiene
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Incase it increases alot do visit the dentist again.
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The sensitivity and mobility that you are experiencing is not because you got scaling done. Scaling has merely removed the plaque and tartar buildup from your teeth and gum margins. If your gums have receded and there was bone loss, the roots of your teeth may be exposed and that may cause sensitivity. Also, such teeth are mobile. Scaling in such cases helps stop further progression of the gum disease.
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Visit your dentist for a follow-up and discuss your concerns and further line of treatment.
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