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- 1 in every 5 adults suffers from sensitive teeth
- Sensitive teeth can start hurting as early as in your 20's
- The teeth most commonly affected are "canines" and "premolars"
- Tooth sensitivity can cause improper brushing which may lead to a progression of problems including:
- plaque buildup
- gingivitis
- periodontal disease
- tooth loss
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Sensitive tooth pain occurs when the dentin is exposed to various stimuli. Pain can come and go, so tell your dental professional if you experience pain now or have in the past.
- Many people with sensitive teeth think that nothing can be done to stop the pain
–but there is a solution
- Treating sensitive teeth can be easy and "painless"
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Tooth sensitivity, or "dentinal hypersensitivity" is one of the most common dental complaints. One in five adults suffers from this problem, which can begin as early as in the 20's.
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If left untreated, sensitive teeth can lead to more serious problems. Hypersensitivity can cause oral hygiene neglect and diminished brushing/flossing, which can result in:
- plaque build-up
- gingivitis
- periodontal disease
- tooth loss
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