Sensitivity When Teeth Rub Each Other. - Sensitivity When

Sensitivity when teeth rub each other.

Asked for Male, 34 Years

Sensitivity when teeth(upper right )rub each other. I think both of alteast one of them have undergone filing in the post 4 years.

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