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MY TEETH ARE VERY SENSITIVE TO COLD FOOD AND AIR. WHATS THE MATTER WITH THEM?

April 26, 2017air cold food sensitive teeth

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MY TEETH ARE VERY SENSITIVE TO COLD FOOD AND AIR. WHATS THE MATTER WITH THEM?

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Generalized sensitivity of teeth to cold air and food is evidence of exposure of nerve endings to the elements. If there has been resorption of gums and bones around the teeth, it is not unusual to feel such sensations. The treatment of choice is meticulous and gentle brushing and flossing, fluoride toothpastes and rinses, and regular professional cleaning sessions.