My Teeth Are Sometimes Sensative To Hot and Cold Are Yours?
By Cherryd41
@Cherryd41 (1119)
United States
September 8, 2009 8:55pm CST
Hi Mylotters
My teeth get sensative sometimes to hot and cold drinks when that happens I usually use Synsodine, or Crest Sensative thats what my dentist recommended it works pretty good for me, do you have the same issue at times if so what type of toothpaste do you use to correct it and does it work for you?
6 responses
@williamjisir (22819)
• China
14 Sep 09
Hello Cherryd. I used to have the same case as you have. Sometimes my teeth were afraid of cold and sometimes hot. I don't know why this happened. I don't like the feeling though. I have never been to a doctor for this. Now it seems that I have not had this for a year or more. I wish it would never happen again.
@williamjisir (22819)
• China
15 Sep 09
Hello Cherryd. We have a special kind of domestic toothpaste in China, whose name is lengshuanglin, a kind of toothpaste good for teeth that are afraid of cold and sour. I use it, but not always, because I love to use a different kind each time I have consumed the previous one. Thank you for the information, friend. Have a good day.
@Cherryd41 (1119)
• United States
14 Sep 09
Hi Williamjisir
Have you considered using the toothpast Sensodyne? It works very well for this condition I have been using off and on for a while I don't need to use it everyday as I don't have the problem all the time but would recommend it to anyone who has sensative teeth I haven't had anyone tell me that it doesn't work for them:-)
@Jackie2009ws (113)
• China
9 Sep 09
Fortunately it doesn't happen to me.I think you should choose suitable toothpaste,then you should have the consciousness to protect your teeth.Maybe it's because you eat too much food that's not good to your teeth when you are child.So my advise is to get more information about protecting teeth in our daily life,hope it can help.
@Cherryd41 (1119)
• United States
10 Sep 09
Jackie 2009
I do use a sutitable toothpaaste did you not read that in my discussion? I use Sensodyne when I need to (That is protecting my teeth if you knew that Synsodyne is a toothpaste made especially for this condition you would know that ....and what is this about conciousnes to protect my teeth obviously you didn't read the post properly before you decided to respond to it.
And it appears you know very little about the reasons that teeth can become sensative. Sometimes its due to silver fillings that can become sensative to hot or cold or it can be some slight wear in the enamel I would advise you to read discussion topics and content thoroughly and think about what you say before you respond your missing the point on this one Jackie
@Jackie2009ws (113)
• China
10 Sep 09
It's not that I didn't see what you said in your post,actually I do have little knowledge about the teeth problem,so I came here to learn something from post of others.
anyway,thank you for your advice,I'll be more concentrate on the disscussion content,thanks~~hope you can get over it soon,uh...
@jpso138 (7851)
• Philippines
15 Sep 09
Luckily I do not have any sensitive teeth. I do not encounter any pain or reaction regardless of the temperature of what I drink or take in. But a friend of mine has this and he has been using synsodine. I do agree that it is effective considering that my friend has the problem again after using it.
@amybrezik (2118)
• United States
9 Sep 09
I have sensative teeth too. I don't use a specific toothpaste, in fact I use Aquafresh. I do hear that sensodyne does wonders for really really sensative teeth.
@joygracia (1325)
• Philippines
17 Sep 09
well not really on sensitive teeth but an infected teeth and I had to undergo a painful root canal, four sessions of agonizing open mouth aching face muscles, one week plus of antibiotic therapy with vomiting side effects and lots of money down in my pocket. Now I know how important it is to really take care of our teeth.. oh boy!
@Cherryd41 (1119)
• United States
18 Sep 09
Hi Joygracia
Wow it seems like you had a long unforgetable experience at the dentist office that day!
Root canals are very expensive and can also be painful I never heard of it making anyone vomit though..but yes your right it pays to brush and floss those are the cheapest tools you can use to make sure you don't have huge dental bills to follow!
