Burnt teeth?!
Question: Can you burn your teeth? Cause I ate some really hot (like heat hot) french fries today and that was like hours ago and my teeth still hurt. How do I fix it?
Answers: Can you burn your teeth? Cause I ate some really hot (like heat hot) french fries today and that was like hours ago and my teeth still hurt. How do I fix it?
There are nerves within the roots of your teeth; some are more sensitive that others. For instance, while one person may be able to chomp at ice cream directly with their front teeth and feel fine, others cringe at the mere thought. It's also painful for some to open their mouth when it's especially windy and cold outside.
I'm sure you're aware of both of these things, but keep in mind, nerves respond to heat as well as to cold, and this applies for nerves in the tooth, as well.
If your tooth were drilled into, you would feel that pain for quite some time. (provided you weren't given novacaine, that is) the same applies with burns. It should go away, but if you experiance it for another day or two, make a dentist appointment.
try switching your tooth paste for one made especially for sensitive teeth. Hot fries don't usually cause day long pain in people unless they have sensitive teeth.
lastly, have you been using teeth whitening products and or eating acidic foods (oranges, lemons, etc)? If so, these things can errode the enamel of your teeth, causing pain and sensitivity.
Eat something cold....? yeah i dunno
drink ice cold water
do not eat something cold.itll make it so much worse.but wait it out i guess.good luck
drink something cold or brush ur teeth
Start brushing with a toothpaste for sensitive teeth (Sensodyne). Stay away from extremely hot or cold food for a while.
I don't think you can burn your teeth off of food.
To really burn them, they would have to be cremated and the heat that they use is really really HOT.
It just needs to heal. You might want to try eating ice cream, or a slurpy. It depends on how bad of a burn is it. If it is a burn burn, then you don't want to put anything too cold on it because it might create a frost bit.--but if it's on the teeth then i don't think this would happen. I think you might meant the gums or roof of your mouth.
It sounds like you may have sensitive teeth. get some sensodyne toothpaste. if that doesn't help, you may need to see your dentist.
Just take some tylenol or advil for now. But if your teeth are often sensitive, switch to a toothpaste for sensitive teeth. Those toothpastes don't always work right away though....sometimes it takes up to 2-3 months for the sensitivity protection to build up on the tooth.
I highly doubt you can burn them like that. You must have agitated the internal nerves of your teeth which are very sensitive to hot and cold. There are medications you can get that come in gel form that you put on your gums to numb the teeth. In a few days or so, as long as you don't eat anything extremely hot or cold, your nerves should heal and return to normal.
Teeth usually survive fires, which is why they use them to identify victims of fires.
You probably hurt your nerves, but they should be fine in a day or so.
imposible , you have sensitive teath , talk to youre dentist
Just pull em out = pain gone :)
No, you can not burn your teeth. The reason why they still hurt is because you hurt the nerves that are in your teeth.
no because in CSI and stuff the teeth and bones dont burn when people are in fire death situations