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Full-mouth Reconstruction for Robertson Residents

Sipping on the side of your mouth, or waiting for tea to cool? Robertson residents with sensitivity across several teeth can have the underlying causes looked at together.

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More than one sore spot

When Sensitivity Reaches Well Beyond a Single Tooth

One touchy tooth is usually a small puzzle. Sensitivity that seems to travel around your mouth is different, because several causes may be overlapping. Lost tooth structure can be one of them, and decay, cracks, ageing restorations and gum concerns can each play a part as well.

Most people with sensitive teeth do not need a reconstruction. It becomes a topic only when an examination shows that damage or disease affects much of the mouth. Robertson is in Winnipeg, and residents who want those answers are seen at our McPhillips Street clinic.

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A cause, not just a symptom

Records look at what lies behind the twinges, from worn surfaces to roots and supporting tissue.

Infection gets priority

Should a tooth turn out to be infected, relieving that problem normally comes ahead of longer-range work.

Your eating habits count

Which foods you now avoid gives useful clues about where the trouble is and what it is doing to your days.

Possible sources of the sting

What might sit behind sensitive teeth.

A sensitive tooth can have several explanations, and two neighbouring teeth may not share one. An assessment is how the possibilities get narrowed down.

Changes in the teeth

When tooth height or structure has been lost, sensitivity may be one of the results, and that loss can affect how your bite comes together too.

  • Wear that has reduced the height of teeth.
  • Cracks that may not be easy to see.
  • Decay, including around older restorations.
  • Large fillings or crowns that have begun to fail.

Changes around the teeth

Supporting tissues are also part of the question, and final restorations need a healthy, maintainable foundation beneath them.

  • Gum concerns found during an evaluation.
  • The condition of the bone that holds teeth.
  • Inflammation or infection reaching a root.
  • Forces concentrating on particular teeth when you bite.

Not all of these will apply to you, and a simpler answer may turn up. Treatment options depend on what the examination actually finds.

Tracing the twinges

How sensitivity is followed back to a plan.

When many teeth are involved, the goal is to understand the whole picture before treating any part of it for the long term. A typical path could run like this.

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  1. 01

    Describe the pattern

    Cold, heat, sweets, chewing or brushing can each point somewhere different, so tell us what sets things off.

  2. 02

    Examine and record

    Your teeth, roots, gums and bite are reviewed, with imaging or other records chosen according to your case.

  3. 03

    Settle what is active

    Infection, pain and teeth at immediate risk come first, followed by controlling decay and gum disease.

  4. 04

    Rebuild where needed

    If restorations are part of your plan, they are completed in stages once that foundation has been dealt with.

A week of noticing

Keep track of what sets your teeth off.

Sensitivity can be surprisingly hard to describe once you are sitting in the chair. A few simple observations collected beforehand may make your explanation far easier.

Mention any toothpaste or rinse you have been trying for sensitivity, including how much it seemed to help. There is no need to buy anything new first.

Things to jot down

  • Which teeth react, even if you can only name the general area.
  • Whether the feeling fades quickly or lingers afterward.
  • Foods and drinks you have started avoiding.
  • Your medications and any recent health changes.
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Tender teeth, honest talk

Say so if even an air spray makes you wince.

Examining sensitive teeth can feel worrying when you already expect them to hurt. Letting us know where you are tender gives everyone a chance to talk through comfort before anything starts.

Point out the worst spots

Show which areas feel most reactive so they can be approached with that knowledge in mind.

Ask what each test is for

Knowing why a tooth is being checked can make a brief moment of discomfort easier to accept.

Speak up during care

If something feels sharper than you expected, let the person treating you know right away.

Once things have settled

Protecting teeth that are no longer so touchy.

Restored or not, teeth keep meeting daily forces and foods. Staying on top of cleaning and reviews gives you a way to raise any new sensitivity while it is still small.

01

Report any new reactions

A change in what bothers you is worth mentioning, even when it seems minor or comes and goes.

02

Guard against more wear

Where wear has been a factor, ask whether a night guard makes sense for what remains and what was rebuilt.

03

Clean gently and thoroughly

A hygienist can suggest home tools that reach around restorations and any tender gumline areas.

Pain that lingers, or swelling, deserves a call to the clinic and should not wait for your next review.

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Sensitive teeth and Robertson

Have Sensitive Teeth Assessed on McPhillips Street

People from Robertson are looked after at Winnipeg North Dental, Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg, from the first exam through any later phases. Check the directions link when mapping out your visit.

A submitted form starts the conversation, and your appointment is only firm after the clinic has been in touch. Call (204) 338-3003 about sudden or severe tooth pain.

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Your questions, answered.

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Can sensitive teeth really mean something bigger is going on?

Sometimes, and sometimes not. Sensitivity has many possible causes, ranging from minor to more involved. An examination is the way to learn which applies, so try not to assume the worst beforehand.

Why would several teeth become sensitive around the same time?

Loss of tooth structure, gum concerns or a bite that concentrates force can involve more than one tooth. Separate problems can also happen to overlap, which is why they are reviewed together.

Will crowns get rid of my sensitivity?

That cannot be promised ahead of time, and crowns may not be the right answer. The dentist needs to identify the cause before recommending anything, then explain what a given option is expected to do.

Should I keep using a sensitivity toothpaste until I am seen?

Tell us what you are using and how it has been working. Whatever it does for the feeling, the cause is still worth having assessed, and a call to the clinic is wise if pain is growing.

Could a sensitive tooth need a root canal?

It could, if a tooth has treatable inflammation or infection on the inside. Testing and records help show whether that fits your situation, and many sensitive teeth have other explanations.

From Robertson, how do I get my teeth checked?

Phone (204) 338-3003 or send the form below. Your visit is at our clinic on McPhillips Street in Winnipeg, and staff will respond to work out a time.

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