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Sensitivity after clean up
I have been having lot of sensation after the teeth clean up when ever i drink something cold.?
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This is a common issue but donot worry it will subside in a day or two. Use a soft bristle tooth brush. Brush twice daily
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It's absolutely normal after the cleaning.
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Hai... its common to get sensitivity after cleaning...its because all your deposits got removed and tooth got exposed....its natural...you will feel better in a week...no worries....
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brush twice daily using soft toothbrush and toothpaste
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Dr. R. Venkat
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23 yrs exp
Bangalore
Sensitivity is common after cleaning. Will get alright in 2-3 days max. Use mouthwash if Ur dentist has given u.
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Dr. Priya Verma
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26 yrs exp
Bangalore
Sensitivity is common after scaling as tartar has been removed. Add senquel AD mouthwash for sensitivity twice a day. It will subside in a week or two
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