I have cold/hot sensitive teeth due to gum disease(a dentist said). Does this help?
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I had sensitive teeth to cold foods and my experience with this toothpaste was that it did help it. I had tried Other toothpastes made for sensitive teeth and found them to not help. What worked the best for me was giving up flouride in my tooth care products. Squigle toothpaste and Spry mouthwash have decreased my sensitivity a lot.
1473341
My teeth did become more sensitive and my teeth did not become significantly whiter. This was not for me. Overrated!
176233
not sure. i used it on a very sore gum without a problem. as to you're hot tongue, i had this problem a long time ago and it turned out to be a tooth abcess. dr. ran all kinds of blood tests and nothing showed up. abcess finally burst through the gum. hope that's not your problem, but i had a very hot tongue, but just down one side.
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Basically, this is an antibacterial, antitartar/plaque/gum disease preventive-curative/anti-inflammatory to gums and mouth ulcers of an instrument to use. Flossing need not be done, but I do it occassionally, just to make sure. Food particles can get stuck between some teeth, and not others. Ultrasound technology (high frequency sound) can also keep teeth whiter. Consult your dentist, but some are not very familiar with this item, or if they are, may say something to the effect: that more research is needed. Well, I bought it and use it anyway, and so far, I am better off with this instrument for better oral health.
1256256
I can't speak about TMJ but I have sensitive teeth and I don't have a problem. I would suggest you might try Sensodyne toothpaste which I have found helpful. I love my electric toothbrush and think you will too.
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I usually have throbbing painful sensitivity when using these strips but I found that if I use Sensodyne toothpaste for a week prior to starting these and continue using it twice a day on whitening treatment days the sensitivity is greatly diminished for me. Hope this info helps.
198218
This product does not do anything about the receding gums. It will however protect the newly exposed tooth area. I have had this happen, and the sensitive tooth will become less sensitive within a few days. You will know, because you can feel it.
1974487
Sorry I can't help. You may want to ask a dentist, Google your question or go to Supersmile.
1201269
Can't say for sure since this strength started to cause irritation to my gums so I stopped using it.
130969
Only if the whitener makes your teeth and or gums sensitive. I had to use the remineralization gel but my daughter did not.
1416761
I'm not a 100% sure about the crowns. But for me personally, they did not my teeth sensitive at all!
871239
It helped take the edge off of mine, but not much more than an ice pack or heating pad. You might have her ask her MD about MRT (Mediator Release Testing) or just research it herself. I had it done and found that I was "sensitive" to several different foods. The food logs never helped because there were several different foods, and it was hard to figure out exactly what my problem was. If I manage to stay away from my highly reactive foods, I am migraine free. Several of them are hard to avoid, so I struggle with it.
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Yes, my wife's had some episodes with gingivitis where her teeth would be very loose, and after using this on a regular basis for a week or so, her gums tightened up tremendously. I've also had a couple of times where I'd gotten an cavity and it would cause an abcess to appear. With using it for 2-3 days, the infection was entirely gone.
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Hi-- I've been using this for years, and I think it works much better as a preventative than as a "cure," which sounds like what you are looking for. If your cat has dental problems, then a veterinary cleaning is probably necessary. If there is infection involved, then the vet should be involved.
820575
Yes, definitely. Just don't poke around too much that it will hurt your gums
303958
In my experience, this nutrient is essential for gum health. (Mind you, I am not a physician or a dentist.) I had gum sensitivity, recession, and bleeding for years until I tried this. I've used it consistently for a few years, taking two per day (once per 12 hours to keep it in my system, as per my online research). During that time, there was a dramatic improvement in my gums, not even bleeding when the dentist scraped. My dental visits were uneventful and my gums didn't hurt with normal brushing and flossing. My dentist hadn't known of anything that could actually rebuild gums, and this has! However, I ran out about a month ago and the bleeding has returned when I floss. This shows me that I cannot live without my daily dose of CoQ10, and this is the brand I've relied on, but I can't speak to the efficacy of others. There may be others just as good. I am in my 40s in otherwise good health. Hope this helps!
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I would think so, as long as the gums aren't extra sensitive. I don't have many myself and I do fine! You should be fine!