Teeth sensitivity

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Teeth sensitivity

Asked for Male, 28 Years

One of my tooth(I'm not sure which one) just recently started being extremely sensitive to water no pain in tooth. What could the problem be?

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Dr. Anuruti Uniyal

Implantologist 13 yrs exp Dehradun

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Dear Practo user, Don't worry, you can use an anti sensitivity toothpaste which should improve your condition. If the problem still persists, please visit your dentist and get a check up done. The dentist will be able to help you with application of desensitizing varnishes on the sensitive tooth/teeth.

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Dr. Aarthi Shankar Dentist 18 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Aarthi Shankar

Dentist 18 yrs exp Bangalore

Hi sir Based on your symptoms ..looks like you might have developed a tooth decay .When a decay happens ,symptoms like these commonly occur.Visit a nearby dentist and get your teeth examined .If needed the dentist might take an xray to confirm the extent of decay .All the best.

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Health Tips

Avoid extremly cold and sweet foods ..to avoid sharp sensitivity .