
Why Are My Teeth Sensitive to Cold? Causes, Relief and What Your Dentist Can Do
If you wince when you drink cold water, bite into ice cream, or breathe in cold air, you are not alone. Sensitive teeth are one of the most common dental complaints, and cold is the trigger people notice first. The good news: once you understand why it happens, most cases can be eased or prevented.
This guide explains what makes teeth sensitive to cold, how enamel wear, gum recession, cavities and grinding each play a part, and what you can do at home and in the dental chair.









