Do you have sensitive teeth?

My sensitivity comes and goes... I've never done anything because of that.

My mom has tried toothpaste that helps sensitive teeth.

I found this article that breaks down what you can do besides the toothpaste

Toothpaste for Sensitive Teeth: Does it Make a Difference?

Learn if sensitive teeth toothpaste can be beneficial to your overall dental health. Get dental advice and tips from Dental Associates in Farmington, CT.

www.dasmile.com

nope, everything is in perfectly fine working order!

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would have been odd if it isn't.

you must have beautiful teeth that had nyc oppars buy you drinks.

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did you really advise people to wash mouth with onions?

nah, that was only a custom advice for you oppa! cauz you're my bestie!

but sometimes you push it too far

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Did you get dentist's advice to this?

No, I don't remember I have sensitive teeth until it starts up again

I used to but don't seem to anymore. I had a broken tooth that was causing the pain last year but after an extraction I'm fine now.

yeap so I use sensitive toothpaste and they help a lot

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are you not curious why it came on and off?

A little, but in terms of health priorities, I'm not as worried about this.

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do you want some advice why its on and off?

If you have advice, sure why not

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cool

Nyaz wanna share some thoughts or advice?

sure but I won't go back and forth at it, if you don't mind, i'm here for Kpop and good times!

Its basically the result of worn tooth enamel and/or exposed root in it. Brush your teeth minimum twice a day using a soft-bristled type toothbrush. Harder bristles will irritate sensitive teeth and truth be told, they're not exactly necessary. The softer brush can still remove plaque/ bacteria just perfectly fine. Floss everyday to prevent that buildup of plaque and/or bacteria. Always use a fluoride toothpaste, like the sensitive teeth kind. Brush in a circular motion, don't do harsh scrubbing motions.

At the clinic, a Dentist can do bonding procedures to alleviate the problem. Also known as desensitizing. They'd be using a local anesthetic to numb the area, then, apply a bonded resin to the exposed root to remove the sensitivity.

Last resort would be a root canal or gum graft. But that's more extensive and it requires an endodontist. If you made it there, you're tooth is in pretty bad shape and you're in trouble

that's it really