13/09/2026
Do cold drinks make your teeth suddenly “zing”? 🧊🦷
Tooth sensitivity is common, but there isn’t just one possible cause.
It may be related to:
• Worn enamel
• Receding gums or exposed root surfaces
• Tooth decay
• A cracked or damaged tooth
• Temporary sensitivity after certain dental treatments or whitening
Some sensitivity may be mild and temporary. But if it keeps coming back, becomes stronger, lasts longer, or seems to come from one particular tooth,it’s worth having it checked.
A few simple habits may also help:
🪥 Brush gently with a soft-bristled toothbrush
✨ Use fluoride toothpaste
🦷 Ask your dentist about toothpaste for sensitive teeth if appropriate for you
📅 Have persistent sensitivity professionally evaluated
Sensitivity is a symptom—not a diagnosis.
Finding the cause is the first step toward knowing what treatment, if any, is needed.
Sensitive teeth bothering you?
Message Dentivia Dental Clinic to request a dental assessment.
📍 121 Quezon Ave. corner G. Araneta Ave.
Brgy. Santo Domingo, Quezon City
📱 0962 677 0023