Ouch! My Tooth Hurts
When eating or drinking hot or cold foods do you feel a sharp pain in your tooth? You probably think you it must be a cavity. It could also mean you have sensitive teeth. Your teeth can become sensitive either from receding gums or from a thinning of your tooth enamel. Some toothaches are more severe If the pain you are experiencing is a sharp, stabbing pain when you bite down on your food, the cause of your toothache could be a cavity or a cracked tooth. Symptom and signs of an an abscessed tooth or an infection include: Severe, […]
Winter Sensitivity
As the temperatures start to dip and the snow starts to fall, you may notice your teeth are more sensitive when you are outside. Sometimes, people tend to clench their teeth and tense up when they are out in the cold. Clenching can cause jaw and teeth erosion issues which cause sensitivity. Sipping hot chocolate or coffee may feel comforting while being out on a cold day, but the temperature difference can cause sensitivity. The winter months also come with holiday treats. Caramels, candy canes, and peanut brittle to name a few. Sugary treats put you at a higher risk […]