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Sensitive tooth
Hi,
I had my tooth extracted in october 2008 and another teeth filled up for cavity.. After that I started to have sensitive tooth and that sensitiveness spreads to the body. When I feel that tooth sensitivity my whole body also feels sensitive and it takes a few minutes for my body to get adjusted to that sensitivity.. sometimes when i think about the feeling i feel sensivite. Now it is becoming a everyday problem. But no pain in the teeth.. will this sensitiveness go away.. My dentist says just use sensodyne but its of no use.. Please help me with this..
I had my tooth extracted in october 2008 and another teeth filled up for cavity.. After that I started to have sensitive tooth and that sensitiveness spreads to the body. When I feel that tooth sensitivity my whole body also feels sensitive and it takes a few minutes for my body to get adjusted to that sensitivity.. sometimes when i think about the feeling i feel sensivite. Now it is becoming a everyday problem. But no pain in the teeth.. will this sensitiveness go away.. My dentist says just use sensodyne but its of no use.. Please help me with this..
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
I would've recommended the sensodyne tooth paste as well for the sensitivity. You can call your dentist and ask for a prescription of Prevident toothpaste, which is a high content fluoride toothpaste that may help and go on a fluoride rinse as well.
I haven't heard of clothing affected the sensitivity of teeth before. Is it possible that you've been conditioned to get a sensation of sensitivity when seeing or wearing that particular material?
I haven't heard of clothing affected the sensitivity of teeth before. Is it possible that you've been conditioned to get a sensation of sensitivity when seeing or wearing that particular material?
The sensitivity occurs when I see or wear clothes (which are not cotton). This feeling comes even if someone wears clothes made out of polyesters.. Also even if I remember the feeling i get sensitivity.. And I also notice My front teeth is becoming transparent . Is it because of the enamel getting lost. I notice the transparency just recently after I started to have sensitivity.
No dental insurance for now as it got expired and cannot get it immediately. so can't go to the Dentist for another few months..Is there anything I can get from over-the-counter.
Any suggestion appreciated.
Thanks
No dental insurance for now as it got expired and cannot get it immediately. so can't go to the Dentist for another few months..Is there anything I can get from over-the-counter.
Any suggestion appreciated.
Thanks
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
The sensitivity of the tooth has been constant since Oct 2008?
At that point, I would recommend seeking another opinion on the matter. When does the sensitivity occur? It may be galvanic shock, which is when two metal surfaces hit in the mouth and causes a little electrical shock. If your filling is white though, it won't do that. If you are still experiencing problems, I would recommend replacing the filling.
At that point, I would recommend seeking another opinion on the matter. When does the sensitivity occur? It may be galvanic shock, which is when two metal surfaces hit in the mouth and causes a little electrical shock. If your filling is white though, it won't do that. If you are still experiencing problems, I would recommend replacing the filling.
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