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Tooth sensitivity
Having sensitivity in tooth from last twenty days. Unable to drink cold or hot water. Very much sensitive.
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Might be their is small cavities in your oral cavity. Need to know full history before diagnosing anything.
Consult with doctor online or offline for better guidance and treatment options.
You can use any de sensitising toothpaste on tooth.
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Please visit a dental clinic since you are unable to drink hot and cold water.
With proper diagnosis and treatment plan,you will get relief for sure.
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Hello.. Kindly visit a periodontist for teeth scaling and polishing.
You will require an x-ray of the tooth to check for any cavity. If so Filling/root canal treatment is required depending on the extent of spread of cavity.
You may use desensitizing tooth paste as and when recommended
Brushing must be done using the correct brushing technique with a soft bristle toothbrush. Avoid hard and vigorous brushing.
Lukewarm salt water rinse will provide relief.
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Please visit a dentist for definitive diagnosis and treatment.
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Have scaling(tooth cleaning) treatment done
And use desensitizing tooth paste(like sensodyne)
Next Steps
Visit dentist for scaling and to check for any cervical abrasions (due to improper brushing technique) in teeth, it causes sensitivity
Health Tips
Maintain oral hygiene by adopting proper brushing technique.
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You can go for scaling. Along with that use mouthwash. And sensitivity relieving toothpaste. Along with that. Go for opg to see if RCT is needed for any tooth or not.
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visit nearby dentist and go for scaling.
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