Pain and coldness in grinding tooth

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Whenever i eat somehing cold it hurts ..even it gives sweet pain in the lower and upper gringing teeth.

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Dr. Gaurav C Kadam

Dentist 10 yrs exp Navi Mumbai

Two reasons for Pain or Probably Sensitivity. 1. Caries in either Upper/Lower Teeth OR Both 2. Attrition of TEETH which gives this kind of discomfort. Visit Endodontist for Proper Diagnosis and Treatment Planning. Tc.

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Dr. Harsha Gupta Pediatric Dentist 9 yrs exp Panchkula Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Harsha Gupta

Pediatric Dentist 9 yrs exp Panchkula

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Hello, Most likely you have Dentinal Hypersensitivity, which is a very common condition. You may also have erosion or a cervical abrasion which a dentist will check in his/her office. There are many toothpastes in the market for sensitive teeth that will give you relief. If it persists even after 2 weeks of using it, I would recommend you to see a dentist and get it treated.