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There is a range of 'triggers' or stimuli which can cause discomfort or pain for those with sensitive teeth. Different people have different experiences of sensitivity: some people feel discomfort or pain only with cold foods, others only with acidic foods or brushing. Common triggers include:
Cold food and drinks – eg. ice cream, ice lollies, chilled drinks and ice cubes.
Hot food and drinks – eg. soup, coffee and tea.
Sweet food –eg. sticky toffee pudding, chocolate and sweets.
Acidic foods and drinks – eg. fizzy drinks and even healthy fruit and fruit juice.
Cold air – breathing in cold air can cause discomfort for some people.
Brushing teeth – especially when followed by rinsing with cold water.
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