Most common questions used to investigate
Does any specific tooth hurt or do you feel pain after you've had cold foods or beverages?
Does the pain stop after few seconds?
Do you have a chipped tooth?
Common conclusions
Feeling pain that stops after a few seconds is a usually due to high enamel penetrating quality. If your tooth has not changed its color, try using remineralizing toothpaste that contains fluoride and Xylitol. These components make enamel stronger and more resistant to damage. Using a mouth rinse that contains fluoride can also be beneficial (make sure that is a non-alcoholic formula). Keep brushing your teeth twice every day and gently flossing afterwards in order to remove food residues in your interdental spaces.If the pain persists, schedule a visit to your dentist for further examination and professional help. Remember to visit your dentist every 6 months for a periodic oral health examination.
Unfortunately, lasting pain is usually a sign that your tooth is decaying. You may also be suffering from sensitivity due to the softness of the inner tooth tissue (dentine). Schedule a visit to your dentist as soon as possible for further examination and treatment. Remember to visit your dentist every 6 months for a periodic oral health examination.
It seems you have an enamel defect that can cause an uncomfortable, painful sensation. This condition occurs due to inner tooth tissue (dentine) sensitivity. To prevent the progress of this defect, schedule a visit to your dentist as soon as possible for further examination and treatment. Remember to visit your dentist every 6 months for a periodic oral health examination. You should also keep brushing your teeth twice every day and gently flossing afterwards in order to remove food residues in your interdental spaces.
Unfortunately, we could not determine whether you have cavities. If you are concerned about your oral health, schedule a visit to your dentist for further examination. Remember to visit your dentist every 6 month for periodic oral health examination. You should also keep brushing your teeth twice every day and gently flossing afterwards in order to remove food residues in your interdental spaces. One more tip that can help prevent cavities is to use remineralizing toothpaste that contains fluoride and Xylitol. These components make enamel strong and more resistant to damage.
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