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Old 01-23-2013, 05:33 AM #1
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so the other day I went to bed and didn't feel any problems at all. I woke up the next morning and had agonizing pain and sensitivity in all of my bottom teeth. I've never had a problem with sensitivity and I have healthy teeth. I am us using the same toothbrush and paste I always do and brush my teeth like I always do. I was spitting up blood wen I was done brushing and it's day 4 now. I need help. What can be causing this? When I breath with my mouth open the cold air hurts my teeth. It's constant sensitivity radiating thru my teeth. Please someone tell me what to do
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Jennifer,

Go to your dentist for an examination. You need to be seen clinically.

Let us know what the dentist tells you.

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so the other day I went to bed and didn't feel any problems at all. I woke up the next morning and had agonizing pain and sensitivity in all of my bottom teeth. I've never had a problem with sensitivity and I have healthy teeth. I am us using the same toothbrush and paste I always do and brush my teeth like I always do. I was spitting up blood wen I was done brushing and it's day 4 now. I need help. What can be causing this? When I breath with my mouth open the cold air hurts my teeth. It's constant sensitivity radiating thru my teeth. Please someone tell me what to do
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sounds like you need a good cleaning . you need to have your teeth cleaned twice a year
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