So Long  To Sensitive Teeth!

Take This Test

1. Do you avoid certain foods because of pain or discomfort?
2. Do you favor one side of your mouth over another when you are eating or drinking?
3. Do you experience pain while brushing or flossing?

If you answered Yes! to any of these questions, then please let us know immediately, as we can probably help you!  We will determine what the cause of the sensitivity is, if it is the result of a cavity, a cracked tooth, a loose filling, or is you actually have tooth sensitivity.

Since teeth are a living part of your body, damages such as receding gums, chipped, cracked, worn, or broken teeth can cause your tooth to be sensitive to air, hot, cold, and even touch… resulting in ‘sensitive teeth.’

We offer a variety of different options to help make your teeth less sensitive, and in many cases, completely eliminate discomfort.  One of our patients’ favorites is the SootheRx Therapy!  It is easy to use like a tooth paste, as it seals and protects teeth naturally, and for most people provides rapid and continual relief for teeth sensitivity.  Pain is something that you shouldn’t have to live with!   Ask us about your sensitive teeth, and let us help you get back to smiling and feeling your best!

“I just wanted to say thanks for working me in and taking such good care of me.  You are a very good dentist! ”   - Jod