Teeth hurt when they are hot or cold. What should I do?

As the saying goes, toothache is not a disease, it hurts like hell. The same is true of the pain caused by dentin hypersensitivity. When the enamel on the teeth wears thin, it will become extremely painful when it is stimulated by the outside world. Dentin allergy can be avoided by paying attention to living habits.

Extreme temperatures can cause dentin hypersensitivity.

Try to avoid eating very hot or cold food and drinks, and let the food dry for a while before eating. Eating food with a hot mouth will not only stimulate teeth and cause allergies, but also burn the esophagus and cause inflammation.

Try to choose normal temperature water when drinking water, and avoid using cold water when brushing your teeth in the morning and evening. It is best to choose warm water for brushing your teeth.

Dentin allergy Eating sweet and sour food will aggravate the pain.

Normal teeth will have a certain tolerance when eating food, but sensitive teeth will have abnormal phenomena. Everyone's teeth have different responses to food, so it is best not to eat sweet and sour food for dentin allergy.

Who is more prone to dentin hypersensitivity?

People who brush their teeth incorrectly or use hard brushes for a long time destroy periodontal tissue, leading to premature exposure of root defects, thus causing dentin hypersensitivity.

Some oral problems can also cause sensitivity, such as gingival atrophy, tooth neck defect, etc., which leads to weak root surface results and is very sensitive to food stimulation.

What should I do if I have dentin allergy?

Most people think that the first consideration for dentin allergy is to use an antiallergic toothpaste. Anti-allergic toothpaste contains certain pharmaceutical ingredients, which can effectively improve dentin hypersensitivity. If it is only mild dentin allergy, you can use anti-allergic toothpaste.

In addition to anti-allergic toothpaste, desensitization treatment can also be used, but if the teeth are not only sensitive but also pulpitis, the effect of desensitization treatment or anti-allergic toothpaste is not obvious, so you should go to the hospital for root canal treatment in time.

Can dentin allergy be more serious if it is not treated in time?

There are two results of dentin hypersensitivity, one is that the tooth nerve will disappear after adapting to this stimulus, and the other is that it will aggravate the sensitivity and turn into pulpitis. Therefore, dentin hypersensitivity should not be taken lightly. Daily oral examination should be carried out regularly, and oral hygiene should be paid attention to. If the teeth are abnormal, you should go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment in time.