Why Are My Teeth Sensitive to Cold?
Exposed dentin, gum recession, or tooth grinding. Here's the guide.
Dr. Fatima Hassan
General Dentist & Endodontist
Common causes
Gum recession, enamel wear, cracks, recent dental work, whitening.
Quick fix
Sensodyne for 2–3 weeks. Fluoride varnish at next visit.
Persistent cases
Bonding exposed root, crown for severely worn tooth, nightguard if grinder, dental evaluation.
References
- American Dental Association
- Cochrane Oral Health Group
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Referenced sources
- American Dental Association
- Cochrane Oral Health Group
Medical disclaimer. This article is informational and does not replace professional clinical advice. For a plan specific to your situation, book a consultation with a Paradise Dental specialist.
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