Are you avoiding hot or cold drinks or sweet or sour foods because they cause tooth pain? You might have sensitive teeth. According to the National Library of Medicine, 45 million people suffer from tooth sensitivity. Whether it’s one or several teeth, tooth sensitivity is a ubiquitous sensation inducing severe pain. It can be bothersome,…
If you’ve experienced sharp pain when eating or drinking something cold or hot, you have sensitive teeth. And you’re not alone. A new survey of U.S. dental offices finds that one in eight people has over-sensitive teeth. In addition to experiencing pain from extreme temperatures, it’s common for teeth to become sensitive to acidic and…
When you have sensitive teeth, one sip of an iced latte or a bite of hot pizza will send waves of intense pain through your body. Some people can feel discomfort just from cool or warm air passing through their mouth. If any of this sounds like you, you’re not alone. Approximately 40 million adults…
Temperatures are warming up. Cooling down with cold beverages and foods is one way to beat the heat. But if you have sensitive teeth, one sip of an icy drink can send shockwaves through your body making you much more unhappy than the temperature outside. If this sounds like you, you’re not alone. Approximately 40…
