Apparently, I may have receding gums. The tooth roots are exposed which causes the sensitivity to hot and cold foods.
The causes include:
- overaggressive brushing (guilty)
- inadequate brushing or flossing (I'm good with that)
- gingivitis (hmmm...maybe)
- dipping snuff (NOOO)
- inadequate placing of lip or tongue piercings (don't have any)
- bruxism, which is the grinding of teeth (no)
Of course, regular dental checkups help. So my problem is exacerbated even further given that I haven't been to the dentist in (I'll never tell you the number) years.
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Monday, December 22, 2008
Why do my teeth hurt when I drink cold water?
Categories:
health,
human anatomy
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