Teeth ache when drinking water

The health of teeth has a key impact on oral health, so everyone should pay attention to protecting their teeth in daily life. Not only are there dental diseases such as tooth decay and caries, but there is also the problem of tooth sensitivity. Tooth sensitivity mainly refers to the damage to the teeth caused by patients frequently eating raw, cold and irritating foods in daily life. The toothache that occurs when drinking water is caused by tooth sensitivity. What are the solutions at this time?

1. Dentin exposure: Dentin hypersensitivity mainly refers to the abnormal soreness and pain caused by the destruction of enamel and the exposed part of dentin being subjected to temperature (cold, hot), chemical (acid, alkali) and mechanical (brushing teeth, biting hard objects) stimulation. This sensitivity is often caused by abrasion, wedge-shaped defects, acid erosion or trauma, which causes enamel defects and dentin exposure. This situation can be completely improved by using dental gold.

2. Long-term wear: Wear on the neck of the teeth, improper brushing methods, especially horizontal brushing, plus the use of hard-bristled toothbrushes and coarse-grained tooth powder, accumulated over decades of effort. In daily outpatient clinics, more than 80% of patients have more or less wear on the neck of the teeth. Although the causes of tooth decay are different from those of cavities, the mechanism that causes soreness is the same.

3. Pathological dentin damage: Long-term gingivitis or periodontal disease causes gum recession or loose teeth. After gum recession, the neck of the teeth is more sensitive and there will be discomfort from hot and cold stimulation. Periodontal disease causes loose teeth and a weak and sore bite. In addition, some people will experience temporary sensitivity after teeth cleaning or periodontal surgery. This is because the dentin is exposed after root planing. However, most of the latter are temporary and will disappear on their own. As long as you can keep your mouth clean,