Exposure of dentin is the cause of tooth sensitivity, and can be caused by fractures, bruxism, cavities, maladjusted restorations, aggressive brushing, gingival recession, etc.
We invite you to our English-only dental publishing groups
馃幆 WhatsApp Group All Odontology
馃幆 Telegram Group All Odontology
馃幆 Facebook Group All Odontology
Tooth sensitivity is evident when you consume a hot or cold food or drink. The pain is sharp and short-lived. There may also be pain from pressure and from chewing food.
The intervention of the dentist is important because tooth sensitivity could mean the existence of other types of pathologies. The dentist must find out what the reason for the dentin exposure is to prevent it from happening again.
RECOMMENDED VIDEO
What Are The Causes Of TMJ Related Headaches?
What Are The Causes Of TMJ Related Headaches?
You may also like :
► What You Should Know About Pericoronitis
► 3 Reasons for the White Coating on Your Tongue
► What is Mandibular Tori? What causes it?
Source: Youtube/ The House of Wellness