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Health Tip: Why Teeth Are Sensitive
By LadyLively on May 22, 2014
Sensitive teeth can make eating and drinking painful and unpleasant.
The American Dental Association’s Mouthhealthy.org website explains these possible causes of sensitive teeth:
- Having a cavity or tooth decay.
- Developing a tooth fracture.
- Having a worn filling.
- Having worn tooth enamel.
- Having gum disease.
- Having an exposed dental root.
Source: HealthDay
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