tooth sensitivity causes 

Contents

 1 Sensitivity of the teeth

 1.1 What are the causes of tooth sensitivity?

 1.2 Treating sensitive teeth

 Tooth sensitivity

Teeth are one of the most beautiful and attractive parts of the human body, as they reflect the screen of the human face when he smiles. Teeth are exposed to many problems like the rest of the human body, such as decay, infections, nerve problems, the problem of tooth sensitivity, and others. We will talk about the causes of tooth sensitivity and ways to treat this problem.

 Causes of tooth sensitivity

 The accumulation of dirt and food residues on the gums, especially for people who do not clean their teeth regularly with brush and paste, or who clean them in violent ways, which causes erosion of the enamel layer.

 Gum diseases and infections.

Various dental surgeries.

 Aging. Caries near the gums.

Teeth that have cracks that lead to friction with the nerve.

The acid found in some types of foods such as drinks and fruits, or what results from mouthwashes that are highly acidic, are harmful to the health and safety of teeth.

Putting pressure on the teeth, especially during sleep, in some people.

Tooth sensitivity treatment

 Regular brushing and toothpaste daily twice a day, in the morning and in the evening, and after eating various foods. It is preferable to use toothbrushes with soft bristles.

 Visit the dentist in case the condition worsens and is unable to solve it by natural home methods and the inability to control it.

 Treatment of various gum diseases such as infections, bleeding, blackening and others.

 The use of toothpastes for cases of sensitive teeth, which are widely spread in the markets and pharmacies.

Use a mouthwash that contains fluoride to rinse with.

Rinse with a solution of water and salt in the morning and evening to strengthen and sterilize the teeth.

Always keep your mouth and teeth clean.

Stay away from the habit of putting teeth on each other and pressing hard on them, especially when going to bed and during sleep.

 Reducing cold and very cold foods and drinks, such as frozen juices and ice cream.

Moderation in drinking soft drinks rich in sugar, gases and soda, which cause long-term erosion of the teeth and harm their strength and health.

 It is worth noting that it is recommended to mix a teaspoon of rock salt with a spoon of mustard oil and massage the area of ​​​​the teeth and gums with it, as this mixture works to soothe the pain, and it must be left on the teeth for about five minutes and then washed with water, which is one of the easy and quick home remedies.