#Tooth Sensitivity

🚨 Do you have tooth sensitivity that never seems to go away? In this video, I break down 3 common causes and science-backed solutions you can start using today! 👇👇👇 ▶️ Neck & Nerve Connection:
The trigeminal nerve is the main sensory nerve for the face, jaw, and teeth, but it shares a connection with the upper cervical spine (C1-C3) via the trigemino-cervical nucleus. If there’s compression, poor posture, or instability in this area, nerve signals can misfire, causing referred pain and tooth sensitivity even when there’s no actual dental issue. 🧠
 ✅ Solution: Decompress the neck by working on posture, mobility, and deep neck flexor activation. Studies suggest chin tucks, suboccipital release, and gentle traction help relieve nerve irritation. If you wake up with tension, check your pillow height—it should keep your head neutral, not tilted up or down. ▶️ Silent Reflux (LPR) & Enamel Erosion: Unlike typical acid reflux, LPR (laryngopharyngeal reflux) doesn’t always cause heartburn. Instead, acid creeps upand can erode enamel over time, leading to tooth sensitivity, a constant need to clear your throat, post-nasal drip, or a dry cough. Studies confirm that reducing acid exposure can significantly improve tooth sensitivity. 🍋
 ✅ Solution: Use these evidence-based supplements for acid regulation: * Slippery Elm (400-500mg, 2x daily before meals) – Soothes and coats the esophagus. * DGL (Deglycyrrhizinated Licorice, 300-600mg before meals) – Reduces inflammation and strengthens the mucosal lining. * Calcium Carbonate (500-1000mg as needed, away from iron supplements) – Temporarily neutralizes stomach acid. * Probiotics (Lactobacillus reuteri, taken before bed) – Supports gut health and reduces reflux symptoms. * Magnesium Glycinate (400mg before bed) – Helps relax the lower esophageal sphincter (LES), preventing acid backup. #toothsensitivity #bruxism #neckpain #tmj #acidreflux #silentreflux #dentalhealth #wellness #painrelief

If I only had one minute… TOOTH SENSITIVITY 👇 • It’s usually enamel wear or gum recession (exposed dentine). • Don’t just “switch toothpaste” — find the cause. Fix FIRST (the real triggers): • Acids: lemon water, ACV, aerated drinks, sports drinks, frequent snacking. • Brushing technique: soft brush, gentle pressure, no horizontal scrubbing. • Timing: wait 30–60 min after acidic foods/drinks before brushing. • Night grinding (bruxism): tooth wear + microcracks → sensitivity (needs a night guard). • Whitening misuse: overuse strips/gels can flare sensitivity. Test / check (when it keeps recurring): • Clinical exam + bite evaluation (wear facets, abfractions, cracked tooth). • Bitewings/IOPA to rule out caries, leaking fillings, cracks. • Gum assessment: recession, inflammation, thin biotype. • Acid reflux (GERD) symptoms? (morning sour taste, throat burn) — treat medically too. Immediate relief routine (7–14 days): • Desensitising toothpaste (Potassium nitrate / Stannous fluoride / Arginine) → apply a pea-size amount on sensitive areas at night, don’t rinse. • Fluoride mouthrinse at night (alcohol-free). • Stop aggressive scaling gadgets / charcoal / abrasive whitening powders. In-clinic “fast fixes”: • Fluoride varnish / desensitising agents • Bonding / resin infiltration for exposed dentine or cervical lesions • Occlusal adjustment + night guard if bruxism • Gum recession: hygiene correction ± gum grafting in selected cases Red flags (don’t ignore): • Sensitivity that’s sharp on biting, lingers >30 sec, spontaneous pain, swelling, a “single tooth” that suddenly hurts → possible crack / pulpitis. Reset the system: protect enamel + control acids + stabilise bite + improve brushing. THE DENTAL HUB, MUMBAI — Chembur & Lokhandwala • @doc.sagarabichandani #sensitiveteeth #toothsensitivity #dentistnearme #instagramreel #explorepage [ tooth sensitivity treatment, sensitive teeth causes, enamel erosion, gum recession, dentin hypersensitivity, bruxism night grinding, night guard for grinding, fluoride varnish, desensitising toothpaste, Chembur dentist, Lokhandwala dentist, Mumbai cosmetic dentist ]

Let me save your teeth 🛟 Do not make the same mistakes I made. I’m a dentist of 41 years about this is my tried and true advice. 1️⃣I stopped brushing aggressively Brushing too hard wears down enamel and exposes dentin, leading to sensitivity. Switching to a soft-bristled toothbrush and gentle brushing technique protects enamel. 2️⃣I started rinsing with water after acidic foods and drinks Acidic things like coffee, wine, and soda erode enamel. Drinking water alongside buffers the acid attack on enamel. 3️⃣I stopped brushing after I eat or drink. Right after drinking or eating, the enamel is in its weakest state, and most sensitive to damage from sharp bristles. Wait at least 45 minutes before brushing. 4️⃣I stopped grinding my teeth. Teeth grinding wears down enamel and can cause cracks. I treated the root cause of my grinding by treating my sleep apnea and sleeping with a mandinular advancement device which both protects my teeth and keeps my airway open while in deep sleep. 5️⃣I started replacing my toothbrush every FOUR WEEKS instead of the recommended 8-12 weeks. Worn out bristles act like tiny knives on enamel. Is it more expensive? Yes. But wouldn’t you rather be able to eat ice cream without pain? Want to know more about managing sensitive teeth? Comment ⚡️SENSITIVE⚡️and I’ll share additional tips.

Reason behind your sensitive teeth! 🦷 Inside the teeth are things called dentin tubules. The function of of these tubules is to bring nutrition to the tooth and flush our toxins. If your lymphatic drainage is blocked, the tubules cannot flush out the teeth. This creates back up swelling underneath the teeth and causes sensitivity💥 Decrease your sensitivity by opening up lymphatic channels and decreasing the swelling inside the teeth Stay tuned to learn how to flush your head & neck lymphatics and decrease teeth sensitivity 🦷 Some of our fave bio dentists @biological_dentist @drleedia @drdome1 . . . . #teethcare #lymphaticdrainage #lymphdrainage #lymphatichealth #biologicaldentistry #healthtipsoftheday Lymphatic drainage, teeth sensitivity, lymphatic drainage, head and neck drainage

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Sensitive teeth are more common than you think. But the cause isn’t always obvious. In fact, many people are doing one of these things daily without even realising it. In this video, I’m sharing five reasons why your teeth may be feeling sensitive and what you can do to fix each one. The good news? Small changes can make a big difference. And early action can save you from needing more complex treatment later on. If you’ve been experiencing sensitivity, don’t ignore it. Comment below if you have any of these symptoms — I’m here to help. Follow for more practical dental advice that actually works. Disclaimer: The content posted is solely for educational purposes only. This is not a substitute for informed dental advice from a dental professional. #dentalcaretips #oralhealtheducation #oralhealthawareness #oralhealthtips #dentistsg #dentaladvice #dentaltipssg #singaporedentist

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(1) Whitening toothpaste doesn’t actually whiten the shade of your teeth. It can remove some surface stains and has some optical properties, but don’t expect obvious results. (2) Don’t rinse your mouth with water after brushing, it rinses away the beneficial toothpaste (3) floss once per day, most tooth decay (cavities) starts between the teeth. (4) Bleeding gums are not normal, it’s a sign of gingivitis. (5) Brush before breakfast, not after. Bacteria accumulate overnight, you need to clean them off before you eat! #dentist #oralhealth #floss #bleedinggums #whitening