Does sensitivity to sweets mean I have a cavity?+
It can, but it may also come from a leaking filling, a crack or another cause. An examination is needed to know.
Would an inlay stop the sweet sensitivity?+
If decay or a failing filling is behind it, restoring the tooth addresses that cause, but relief cannot be promised. Ask what the dentist expects for your tooth.
Could my old filling be causing the twinge?+
An older filling with a gap at its edge can let sensitivity through. The dentist can check its condition during the examination.
Is it worth noting which sweets set it off?+
Yes. Patterns such as sweet, cold or biting triggers help the dentist narrow down the cause.
Will the tooth be sensitive after the restoration is placed?+
Brief sensitivity can occur and should improve. Call if it is not getting better.
My tooth reacts to sugar and I live in Whyte Ridge. How do I get it examined?+
Describe the sugar twinge in the request form, or say it over the phone at (204) 338-3003. Once a time is confirmed, you will be seen at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg, MB R2V 4J6.