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Where does sensitive tooth pain come from?
• Receding gums and damage to your enamel can expose thousands of microscopic channels
which lead to your tooth's nerve center.
• When your teeth make contact with something hot, cold or sweet, sensations are carried down
these channels directly to the nerves, causing pain.
• These exposed areas of the teeth can also be prone to discolouration.
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Where does sensitive tooth pain come from?
• Receding gums and damage to your enamel can expose thousands of microscopic channels
which lead to your tooth's nerve center.
• When your teeth make contact with something hot, cold or sweet, sensations are carried down
these channels directly to the nerves, causing pain.
• These exposed areas of the teeth can also be prone to discolouration.
Where does sensitive tooth pain come from?
• Receding gums and damage to your enamel can expose thousands of microscopic channels
which lead to your tooth's nerve center.
• When your teeth make contact with something hot, cold or sweet, sensations are carried down
these channels directly to the nerves, causing pain.
• These exposed areas of the teeth can also be prone to discolouration.
Where does sensitive tooth pain come from?
• Receding gums and damage to your enamel can expose thousands of microscopic channels
which lead to your tooth's nerve center.
• When your teeth make contact with something hot, cold or sweet, sensations are carried down
these channels directly to the nerves, causing pain.
• These exposed areas of the teeth can also be prone to discolouration.