Tooth Sensitivity Treatment

Tooth sensitivity presents as a sudden sharp pain triggered by contact with hot, cold or acidic food. It usually occurs due to enamel wear or gum recession.

Tooth Sensitivity Treatment - Özel Astro Dent Oral and Dental Health Clinic, Mardin

Who Is More Commonly Affected by Tooth Sensitivity?

Adults between the ages of 20-50
Those experiencing gum recession
Those with enamel wear or a teeth clenching/grinding habit
Those who frequently consume acidic food and drinks
Those experiencing temporary sensitivity after teeth whitening

What Are the Symptoms?

A sudden, sharp, short-lived twinge is felt in the tooth on contact with hot, cold, sweet or acidic food and drinks. This sensation can sometimes also occur during brushing or contact with cold air.

Treatment Methods

Desensitizing toothpastes
Professional fluoride applications performed in the clinic
Sealing open dentinal tubules with a laser where necessary
Advanced treatment methods for cases related to gum recession

Patients from Mardin and its districts: In addition to central Mardin, we also provide tooth sensitivity treatment to patients coming from Kızıltepe and Midyat. At Özel Astro Dent Oral and Dental Health Clinic, we can plan your appointment in advance so the evaluation and treatment are combined in a single visit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does tooth sensitivity occur?

It is usually caused by enamel wear or gum recession, which exposes the nerves inside the tooth to external stimuli.

Is tooth sensitivity treatment painful?

No, the fluoride treatment applied and desensitizing products are painless; laser application is also usually comfortable.

How soon does treatment take effect?

Desensitizing toothpaste and fluoride applications generally provide relief within a few weeks; the effect of laser treatment is usually felt in a single session.

Does tooth sensitivity go away permanently?

It depends on the cause of the sensitivity; long-term relief can be achieved with the right treatment and by getting the underlying cause (gum recession, wear, etc.) under control.

Tooth Sensitivity Treatment