Anything sweet tingling my teeth

[Guest guest]

>I am absolutely fine at all other times - but the moment something sweet

touches my teeth

>(coffee, sweetened tea, even raw honey), the teeth start hurting.

>

>Any ideas?

>

>-Pratick

I had that for years and it turned out to be a hairline crack in one of the

teeth.

It can also be from having big " pores " in the enamel, which are natural they

say but I think sometimes they are too " open " . There is toothpaste ... Sensodyne

....

that fills the pores with something or another so they don't react. It's amazing

to me how QUICKLY those nerves react to sugar though. I wonder WHY

they are so sensitive to it and not to, say, chili peppers.

Heidi Jean

[Guest guest]

I think it's the bacteria in the cracks that react to the sugar? Just a

guess? ~Robin