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Tooth Sensitivity Treatment

Tooth sensitivity can be caused by a variety of issues, including a cavity or gum disease. In case like these, the source of the problem can be treated. But in other cases, tooth sensitivity is caused because a tooth’s enamel has been lost over time or the gums have receded.

If tooth sensitivity is caused to a cavity, a restoration can be placed over the tooth to solve the problem. If gum disease is the reason for the sensitivity, a thorough cleaning of the area can be performed. And if sensitivity is caused by the tooth’s dentin being exposed, we can perform treatments to reduce the discomfort. No matter the right course of action, at Advanced Dental Center, we can help.