Sensitive Teeth?
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beano500

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20,854 posts

297 months

Monday 17th January 2005
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Ohmigod, not another amateur "can you heal us" thread on PH!

Never had a problem before, but since about Christmas I've had an annoying thing where some of my teeth seem to have become sensitive to change in temperature.

How does that happen then?

Ow!



z_chromozone

1,436 posts

271 months

Monday 17th January 2005
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beano500 said:
Ohmigod, not another amateur "can you heal us" thread on PH!

Never had a problem before, but since about Christmas I've had an annoying thing where some of my teeth seem to have become sensitive to change in temperature.

How does that happen then?

Ow!





Did you drink many fizzy drinks?

hughesie2

12,703 posts

304 months

Monday 17th January 2005
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www.netdoctor.com

my work here is done, i thank you.

FourWheelDrift

91,767 posts

306 months

Monday 17th January 2005
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beano500 said:

How does that happen then?


Ageing process

beano500

Original Poster:

20,854 posts

297 months

Monday 17th January 2005
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FourWheelDrift said:


Ageing process



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rex

2,067 posts

288 months

Monday 17th January 2005
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There are a number of reasons for teeth becoming sensitive and it needs to be looked at. It can usually be quite easily treated. The most important thing is to find out what caused it so the appropriate treatment can be carried out.

skinny

5,269 posts

257 months

Monday 17th January 2005
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sensodyne toothpaste! got to be better than arm & hammer anyway, it tastes like salt