Tooth sensitivity sounds like pain or discomfort in the teeth as a response to certain stimuli like when you consume hot, cold, sweet or sour foods and drinks or even by breathing the cold air.
Teeth sensitivity occur when outer layer of tooth called enamel is worn off and inner second layer of tooth called dentin gets exposed. Dentin has tiny tubules or channels leading to your tooth's center called pulp. These dentinal tubules allow stimuli for hot, cold or sweet food to reach the nerves in your tooth which results in pain or discomfort you feel. Pain can be sharp, sudden and shoot deep into tooth nerve endings. These may range from mild to intense. Sensitivity can also be a symptom of other issues, including cavities, gum disease or a cracked tooth.
When you have sensitivity for cold and hot things which stays for little or more time even after removing the stimulus or cause of it (like cold or hot things) At Magnum Smiles Dental Care, the doctor will diagnose the proper reason for the cause of sensitivity and provide the solution for the underlying problem.
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