Why does the teeth feel cold? What reasons do this happens, the dentist tells ways to avoid it

Tooth sensitivity causes & prevention: Many times you must have felt that whenever you eat cold or warm, pain and tingling starts. Many times the problem increases so much that people are unable to eat even food. In medical language, it is called teeth sensitivity, but in common colloquial it is called the problem of cool and hot. Many times this problem goes away on its own, then some people have to go to the doctor to get rid of the problem. Now the question is why the teeth start to get cold and hot and how it can get rid of it.

Dentist of Braces and Fesses Clinic, Dr. Santwana Payasi, told NEWS18 at New Delhi’s Mayur Vihar, New Delhi That many people feel pain and tingling in cold and hot things. Not only this, many times such problems are seen even after eating sour and sweet. This problem is called teeth sensitivity and it is a very common problem. When the top layer of our teeth is worn out, then the layer below it exposes dentin. The dentin has small tubes, which deliver the cold-hot sensation to the nerve. Because of this, there is a problem of teeth sensitivity.

What is the biggest reason for tooth sensitivity? According to the dentist, this problem is usually caused by brushing on the teeth by applying more strength. Rubbing brush more loudly makes the enamel of teeth weak and sensitivity starts. Tooth injury, teeth break and gum diseases can also cause tooth sensitivity. Many times, usidic mouth wash wash wash, bleaching on teeth and high intake of cold-hot foods can also increase the problem of sensitivity in teeth. If this problem goes on for several days, then the doctor should meet and get treatment done.

According to the doctor, if there is a problem of tooth sensitivity, then firstly the reason is tried to find out the reason. It is advisable to use sensitivity-free toothpaste for a little sensitivity. This toothpaste is made to cover the dentin layer of teeth. Using this toothpaste can provide relief from tingling and pain. If the problem of sensitivity is more than toothpaste, then treatment should be done by meeting a doctor. Fluoride gels, filling or sealants can also provide relief from this problem. If the problem becomes sequiier, then Route canal treatment (RCT) also has to be done.