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What makes teeth sensitive, even if no decay exists?

April 26, 2017decay exists sensitive teeth

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What makes teeth sensitive, even if no decay exists?

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“Sometimes the outside layer of a tooth, the enamel, has been lost, worn out or broken off. This is the protective layer of a tooth, and if it is missing, heat, cold, acidic or sticky foods can stimulate the nerves and cells inside the tooth. This can cause hypersensitivity and some discomfort.