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Sensitivity to sweetness

Roomic Cube · 2010-06-25 20:27:47

So I find my teeth on my right side are very sensitive to sugar such as chocolate or something, I have no fillings and never have, It doesnt seem to be a cavity as far as i can see, I've had braces doubt that would have any effect though...... just curious is there anything to ease the sensitivity, a toothpaste that does…

25-06-2010 8:27pm

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Roomic Cube

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So I find my teeth on my right side are very sensitive to sugar such as chocolate or something, I have no fillings and never have, It doesnt seem to be a cavity as far as i can see, I've had braces doubt that would have any effect though......

just curious is there anything to ease the sensitivity, a toothpaste that does what it says etc etc cheers

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#2 26-06-2010 3:52am

Newport81

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I have this problem too

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#3 26-06-2010 5:51pm

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Most likely a cavity in one of the teeth or some recession. Cavities can be hidden between the teeth so go to the dentist, get some x-rays and see if there are any problems.

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