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Teeth Sensitivity Treatment in Lahore
Tooth sensitivity and pain can be highly uncomfortable. Fortunately, there are available teeth sensitivity treatments. There are many causes including tooth decay, fractures, abscesses, receding gums, and poor oral hygiene. Sensitivity in teeth can vary from person to person depending on causes, however it’s best to consult a dentist before it worsens.
Treatment options include avoiding certain foods, using specialized toothpaste and toothbrushes, and receiving procedures such as fillings, root canals, crowns and tooth extractions .
What Are the Teeth Sensitivity Symptoms?
Teeth sensitivity can affect your ordinary activities as well. Something that may be as simple as drinking a cold fruity beverage or even just inhaling cool air, can trigger sharp pain. Some people also suffer random tooth sensitivity without an obvious reason.
Common teeth sensitivity symptoms include:
- Sudden and sharp soreness from eating hot, cold, sugary or acidic foods
- Pain when we inhale cold air
- Sudden sensitivity when you brush or floss
- Pain in the tooth that comes and goes quickly
- One or more teeth that are sensitive
- More sensitivity following dental procedures, including whitening
- Random tooth sensitivity throughout the day
What Causes Sudden Tooth Sensitivity?
You might experience sudden changes in tooth sensitivity when the protecting coverings of your teeth become damaged or exposed. Discomfort can occur suddenly due to temperature variations from hot or cold foods, and even underlying dental issues.
Common causes include:
- Worn or weakened tooth enamel
- Receding gums exposing tooth roots
- Tooth decay and cavities
- Cracked or chipped teeth
- Teeth grinding (bruxism)
- Gum disease and inflammation
- Tooth sensitivity after filling procedures
- Recent teeth whitening treatments
- Intake of acidic foods and beverages
Moreover you can develop tooth sensitivity years after veneers may be from wear of the materials or gum recession. A dental checkup will help to identify the root cause and the right treatment.
What is the Treatment of Tooth Sensitivity?
The treatment of tooth sensitivity will vary based on the cause, but in most cases it can be easily managed with good dental hygiene and professional treatments.
Common treatment options include:
- Fluoride treatments that are used to strengthen weakened enamel
- Fillings or restorations of cavity and cracks
- Treatment for gum disease to treat infection or recession
- Dental bonding or sealants to seal uncovered root areas
- Bruxism night guards
- Repair or replacement of improper fillings or dental work
Regular check-ups with the dentist can keep your oral condition healthy and also prevent issues like sensitivity in the future.
Why Choose SmileOn Dental?
SmileOn Dental Clinic offers treatment for all types of tooth sensitivity and dental discomfort with accurate diagnosis. We use modern dental techniques that give real and lasting relief.
Reasons to Choose SmileOn Dental Clinic
- Experienced dentists with expert care
- Advanced technology for accurate treatment
- Personalized plans for every patient
- Gentle care for sensitive teeth
- Solutions from cause and cure
- Make oral health and comfort your main concern in the long-term
Our dentists focus on root causes rather than just treating symptoms to help you get a healthy pain free smile.
FAQs
How much does it cost to treat sensitive teeth?
The cost of treating sensitive teeth varies based on the underlying cause. It is recommended to consult a dentist to evaluate the pain as it may indicate a more serious issue. Your dentist will determine the cause and provide cost details. Book an appointment for sensitive teeth online.
Can TMJ cause tooth sensitivity?
Yes, TMJ (jaw joint disorder) can cause tooth sensitivity due to excessive pressure, teeth clenching and muscle strain that slowly erodes enamel.
Why are my teeth sore or sensitive?
Sensitive teeth can have various causes, often due to exposed dentin. Overbrushing or consuming hot, cold, acidic, or sugary foods can contribute to this. It may also indicate tooth decay or gum disease. Consult your dentist to discuss discomfort and sensitivity.
How can I treat sensitive teeth?
Prevention is vital for oral health. Use a soft toothbrush, maintain regular dental hygiene, and limit acidic/sugary foods. Try a sensitive toothpaste, but consult a dentist to address potential underlying dental problems.
Why are my teeth sore during spring?
Reports suggest spring is the peak season for sensitive teeth. Increased pollen and dust can trigger hay fever and sinus problems, leading to tooth and gum discomfort. Inflamed sinuses can cause severe pain, often mistaken for dental issues. See a dentist or doctor to evaluate potential hay fever or sinus-related causes.
Can sensitive teeth be prevented?
Proper oral care and regular dental visits can minimise the risk of sensitive teeth. Follow these tips:
- Brush your teeth twice daily and floss once daily to maintain good oral hygiene.
- Schedule biannual hygiene appointments with a dental professional.
- Arrange an annual dental exam and x-rays for routine check-ups.
Hot vs cold tooth sensitivity, what is the difference?
Cold sensitivity will generally cause sharp exposure to either cold foods or air but hot sensitivity can indicate deeper nerve irritation and possible infection.
Can grinding teeth lead to sensitive tooth as well?
Yes, grinding of teeth (bruxism), can wear away enamel and uncover the inner layers of your tooth, causing continued sensitivity and pain.
How early in pregnancy does sensitivity of teeth begin?
It may begin at any point however is most typical in the first and second trimester due to hormonal modifications that influence the gums.
Can hormones cause tooth sensitivity?
Hormonal fluctuations during pregnancy, menstruation or menopause can cause gum sensitivity and teeth more sensitive to hot, cold or pressure.