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Sensitivity
Painful when consuming cold liquids. Left side teeth are too painful around 2-3AM. From last 4 nights.
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These symptoms indicate a wide number of causes.
It could be a cavity/ recession/attrition/ occlusal facets/ pockets/ etc
A clinical examination will help diagnosing better and thus choosing the best treatment plan
Next Steps
visit a nearby dentist asap
Health Tips
avoid painkillers...
donot delay the visit
Luke warm salt water gaurgle 4-5 times a days is recommended
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In winter its common, but having it late night shows chances of some irreversible damage to teeth. It may be due to food lodgement or unnoticed tooth decay.
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It's better if you visit dentist for detailed examination and intraoral radiograph if required.
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Dr. Mohammed Mohsen
Prosthodontist
10 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi. Sensitivity could be due to many reasons. Could be attrition of teeth, or cavities in your teeth.
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you should visit the dentist who will thoroughly check and take x-ray and rule out any cavities. if there are any abnormal findings, they should be addressed immediately...
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