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Tooth Sensitivity and tooth pain
I am having a continuous pain in my tooth on the left side. And a sensitivity problem is also there. Some 15-20 days back, I was having too many hot teas in a day as I was on the path of leaving smoking. So now that pain some two weeks back, sensitivity problem started first. I could feel the air through going through my mouth. Now there is a pain also. Sensitivity problem is little since the time I started using sensodyne but it is not going. Can anyone tell me do I need to see a doctor soon?
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Sensitivity can be due to hot or cold things we consume
If you are having persistent sensitivity because of cold then apply the sensodyne like a cream on your tooth and keep it for ten min twice a day for a week
But if the pain still persists and you get up with pain in the night or you have pain with hot substances then do visit a dentist
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Please visit for consultation and an x ray with that tooth to rule out any infection and to check if any deposits ( gum disease) around that tooth. Initial diagnosis and treatment can save you from any extensive procedures.
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