What is going on with my teeth?!
Question: What is going on with my teeth!?
First of all, they are extremely sensitive!. Sometimes when I talk and air hits them, they hurt, actually all the time!. I cannot eat any sweets at all without them hurting!. I like to play with my baby and bit her cheeks (not with my teeth), and when i play-bite her my teeth her!. Could it have something to do with my wisdom teeth coming in!? They were sensitive even before then though!.!.!.!.I do not know if it has anything to do with me drinking soda a lot!. It often feels like my teeth want to fall out!. And of course I will go visit the dentist, i just want to see if anyone on here knows what the problem could be!. thanks to those who answer!Www@Answer-Health@Com
Answers:
It could be any number of things or a combination!.
For sure get in to see your dentist!. Soon!.
Most sodas have alot of phosphoric acid in them, as well as up to 12 teaspoons of sugar per can, depending on the type you drink!. People who drink alot of soda can decay their teeth to a great degree!.
If you're not flossing, you could have issues with your gum tissue, if your gum tissue is unhealthy it could be receding, exposing the cementum (the root surface)!. This is quite sensitive!.
Cavities, erupting wisdom teeth or bleaching can cause sensitivity too!.
But then again, some people just have sensitive teeth!.
What's that old sports analogy!? "The best defense is a good offense,"!? Floss your teeth daily, brush your teeth 3x/day, brush the gums gently, always use a soft bristle toothbrush (never anything harder - it's murder on the teeth/gums)!. Go see your DDS regularly!.
Good luck!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
For sure get in to see your dentist!. Soon!.
Most sodas have alot of phosphoric acid in them, as well as up to 12 teaspoons of sugar per can, depending on the type you drink!. People who drink alot of soda can decay their teeth to a great degree!.
If you're not flossing, you could have issues with your gum tissue, if your gum tissue is unhealthy it could be receding, exposing the cementum (the root surface)!. This is quite sensitive!.
Cavities, erupting wisdom teeth or bleaching can cause sensitivity too!.
But then again, some people just have sensitive teeth!.
What's that old sports analogy!? "The best defense is a good offense,"!? Floss your teeth daily, brush your teeth 3x/day, brush the gums gently, always use a soft bristle toothbrush (never anything harder - it's murder on the teeth/gums)!. Go see your DDS regularly!.
Good luck!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Well, you have sensitive teeth !
when you go to your dentist tell him or her how sensitive your
teeth are!. they have certain toothpastes for that also!.
if you go to the pharamacy,grocery store ect!. they have a
variety of toothpastes just read them and if it says
"for sensitive teeth' than get that one because it will help your
teeth not be as sensitive !Www@Answer-Health@Com
when you go to your dentist tell him or her how sensitive your
teeth are!. they have certain toothpastes for that also!.
if you go to the pharamacy,grocery store ect!. they have a
variety of toothpastes just read them and if it says
"for sensitive teeth' than get that one because it will help your
teeth not be as sensitive !Www@Answer-Health@Com
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