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Sensitive teeth
My teeth feels sensitive especially after dinner ( front 4 teeth up and down not the tooths). It becomes normal for 2 days and then it's back again. It's only from last 1 month. My teeth is otherwise very clean and healthy as told by a doctor during a full body medical checkup I took recently which also had a dental checkup.
Do I need to change my toothpaste I use patanjali dantkanti.
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Stop using Patanjali products pls use elsenz tooth paste. Apply on the tooth with the finger. Massage ur teeth for 5 mins after then brush ur teeth but don't use water for an hour. U can spit if u wish to
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It could be due to wearing of enamel. If you have been told there's no issue with teeth during check up, just try to symptomatically manage the sensitivity issue.
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Dr. Yashika Kewalramani
Dentist
2 yrs exp
Pune
With your age usually their is some sort of hormonal changes which might bring about sensitivity & also possibility that your teeth might look healthy but when they contact each other it gets sensitive.
Would suggest a through dental check-up again for any other problem associated with it .
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Get yourself checked once ..online or offline .
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You can use sensitivity specific toothpaste
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