Ease Up On The Brush And Floss
Your brush and floss should move through your mouth with easy, gentle motions. If you think you may be guilty of brushing or flossing that’s too hard, too quick, too forceful, etc., then remember as you go: Dental sensitivity is often caused by care that’s too harsh. Ease up!
Try That Sensitivity Toothpaste
Your toothpaste right now is not doing anything to block dental sensitivity. Though it won’t work immediately to numb dental tissues, it will likely begin offering relief by the time you come in to see our team. Make the change to toothpaste with a formula that helps with sensitive teeth, so you’re on the road toward less discomfort.
Avoid The Extremes
What you don’t want to do when you have dental sensitivity, of course, is make matters worse! Remember that an uncomfortable smile is made worse with extremes, such as the following, which are easy to avoid until your next visit:
- Don’t eat very hard or crunchy foods
- Don’t eat foods high in sugars or acids
- Avoid extremely hot foods
- Avoid extremely cold foods
- Skip the spicy foods
Combat Sensitivity With A Visit
When teeth feel sensitive, get a final word and suggestions for care during a trip to our practice. Come in for a visit in Conroe, TX by scheduling a visit with the Dental Centre of Conroe by calling (936) 441-4600. We serve patients from Conroe, Houston, The Woodlands, Willis, Montgomery, Magnolia, Huntsville, and the neighboring communities.