About tooth sensitivity

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What is tooth sensitivity    |    Causes of tooth sensitivity    |   Managing tooth sensitivity

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• Consult your Dentist immediately.
• Use a desensitizing toothpaste
  and mouthwash.
• Brush twice daily with soft bristled
  toothbrush.
• Brush teeth with a proper tooth brushing
  technique.
• Use a bite guard if you clench your teeth
  at night.
• Maintain good oral hygiene.

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• Don’t self-medicate.
• Don’t brush horizontally that
  exposes tooth root.
• Avoid hot, cold, sweet or sour food
  that trigger pain.
• Brush teeth with a proper tooth brushing
  technique.
• Don’t overbrush or use high
  abrasive toothpaste.
• Don’t brush immediately after consumption
  of acidic foods.
• Don’t pick your teeth with metal objects.

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