If you’ve ever drank a hot cup of coffee, eaten a big bowl of ice cream, chewed on a few ice cubes, or sipped some hot tea, there’s a chance you felt a small tinging or even painful sensation in your teeth. At first, you shake it off, assuming it was a one-time thing. That is, until you eat something similar and it happens again. At this point you’re starting to get worried. “Why is this happening?” You probably asked yourself.
What you’re feeling is what your dentist in Reno calls tooth sensitivity, and it can occur in many ways.