Yes your teeth can become sensitive before or during your period. I personally suffer every month for two days before my period starts. Nothing helps it to my knowledge. This includes Tylenol, specially formulated toothpaste for sensitive teeth (even after the recommended month of continuous use for it to take effect), heating pads, anything containing cloves or calcium. The sensitivity is worse at night when laying flat. At this time, I have spoken with 3 dentist and not one offered any advice on how to stop the pain or why it was happening. Good luck.
This site talks about sensitive teeth:http://teethcleaning.info/teeth-problems/sensitive-teeth/
enamel has come off and dentin is almost showing.. usually happens after whitening, where you loose your overcoat of enamel and you r teeth become really sensitive.
She suffered from sensitive teeth.
There are nerves in your teeth that can be sensitive to temperature or pressure. There are toothpastes available that help to strengthen the outer coating of the teeth to reduce this sensitivity.
Sensitive teeth prevention:Proper oral careUse a toothpaste designed to help with sensitive teethUse a soft-bristle toothbrush, and brush gently but thoroughlyAvoid teeth grindingRegular dental check up
It's great for people with sensitive teeth. My friend uses this brand actually for that very reason.
it stains them and makes your teeth super sensitive
The same way as brushing normal teeth but softer
it's depend on you. If you have healthy teeth...you will do better in a week.
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yes it will eventually break off the enamel on your teeth making them sensitive
Crest makes a number of products for sensitive teeth, although Sensodyne is the best known in this area.