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Mild constant strange sensation
I am having mild strange sensation since long in my upper teeth and gum, I don't understand wether it's gum or teeth, these days this sensation is increasing, I don't feel this sensation when I eat the food , rest of the time I feel this, no dentist is able to understand the problem , been to many so far, can any one please help me what could possibly the reason, I have cavity in one tooth in upper jaw, which I got filled but I don't feel any sensation in that tooth, I feel it in front teeth of upper jaw.
Any help would be highly appreciated.
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This might be due to traumatic bite because of constantly clinching your teeth subconsciously.Maintain your oral hygiene,don’t brush vigorously,need to check an X-ray .U can go for night guard,and use toothpaste for sensitivity.
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If the surfaces of the teeth have been worn off, you can feel hypersensitivity. The other possible cause is Hyperacidity. Sinus problems can also pose hypersensitivity. Please share if you have recent history of cough or cold.
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Use desensitizing topicals until the root cause is figured out and addressed.
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it may be hypersensitivity duevto enamel wear which is not visible to u , u can use nitra gel for a month . just massage it on the affected area after brushing, twice a day . hope it helps
or get extensive checkup done by endodontist and a periodontist for any kind of problem . practo consult us if in pune
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