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Sensitivity
When I drink cold water I feel sensation on my teeth. Is cold water harmful for my teeth?
Can I continue to drink cold water?
I'm also using sensitivity toothpaste and mouthwash suggest by dentist.
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Good afternoon Dear
As per your words you are suffering from sensitivity due to cold water, Most common reason for increase in sensitivity is Hard Brushing or improper brushing technique.
Regarding Sensitivity paste thr are certain norms to apply that to have better results.
Visit a Periodontist (Gum Specialist) for better and proper remedy.
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Dr. Aman Bhatia
Chandigarh
www.dentafix.in
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Ms. Jagriti Singh
Dentist
3 yrs exp
Delhi
Sensitive tooth is due to improper brushing techniques.....use vantej(dr reddy)toothpaste twice in a day n use oral -B soft bristles
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Dr. Priya Verma
Dentist
26 yrs exp
Bangalore
Sensitivity can be caused by many reasons. There is no harm in using sensitivity toothpastes but if your sensitivity is due to cavities etc then they should be filled. You can continue to drink cold water
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