(HealthDay News) -- Sensitive teeth can make eating and drinking painful and unpleasant. The American Dental Association's Mouthhealthy.org website explains these possible causes of sensitive teeth: Having a cavity or tooth decay. Developing a tooth fracture. Having a worn filling. Having worn tooth enamel. Having gum disease. Having an exposed dental root.
(HealthDay News) -- Sensitive teeth can make eating and drinking painful and unpleasant. The American Dental Association's Mouthhealthy.org website explains these possible causes of sensitive teeth: Having a cavity or tooth decay. Developing a tooth fracture. Having a worn filling. Having worn tooth enamel. Having gum disease. Having an exposed dental root.