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Tooth pain
My left tooth pains mildly after drinking natural water. Not necessary cold water. Room temperature water also cause it. Why?
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You may have sensitivity in that tooth. Proper photographs of that tooth is needed.
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(-) Visit a dental clinic or video consult
(-) Use some tooth sensitivity toothpaste
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It maybe due to decay, wear of teeth receded gums or even inflamed gums. Photographs should help. Kindmeet your dentist and get them checked
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A photograph would help to understand your concern better. Kindly add a photograph
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