Sensitivity to hot, cold, or sweet food usually means the protective enamel layer has worn thin, or the gums have receded and exposed the tooth root underneath.
Sensitivity to hot, cold, or sweet food usually means the protective enamel layer has worn thin, or the gums have receded and exposed the tooth root underneath.
Treatment depends on the cause — sometimes a desensitising toothpaste and a fluoride treatment is enough; other times, a cavity or worn filling underneath needs to be treated directly.
Usually because enamel has thinned or gums have receded, exposing the sensitive layer underneath — an exam will confirm the exact cause and right treatment.
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