Life’s Too Short to Put Up With Tooth Sensitivity – Kim Rosen, DDS

Do you let cold drinks warm up before drinking ? Do you move food around your mouth to avoid certain teeth ? If you answered yes on any of the questions above, We can help you !
Why compromise on enjoying food and drink to cope with sensitivity , when there’s something simple that can be done ?
Living with sensitive teeth may feel like that’s just the way it is. Of the people who adjust their behavior to manage sensitivity. 48 % of the population will experience symptoms at least once a month. 37 % will experience symptoms at least weekly.
Tooth sensitivity is common and your dentist and hygienist can understand how it affects the quality of your life in many ways. There are a lot of things that can be done to minimize tooth sensitivity. A simple change like selecting a different formulated toothpaste can help alleviate teeth sensitivity. This means you can start enjoying those ice cold and hot drinks, sweet and sour foods. Another simple thing that you can do is maintaining good oral hygiene by brushing your teeth at least twice daily with a soft bristles toothbrush. Avoid aggressive brushing. Floss daily. Combine this with a sensitivity toothpaste and you can definitely improve your quality of life impacted by dentin sensitivity. From worrying less about hot or cold drinks, to not having to think twice about how and what you eat, you can get back to enjoying everything life has to offer.
Visiting your dental professionals more frequently will ensure that you will continue to enjoy simple things in life.
For any questions or concern, you may call the office of Kim Rosen, DDS at (661)255-2545.