The term itself is of Greek origin - the heightened sensitivity to stimuli acting on the senses.Various stimuli:- Sour, sweet, salty food,- Cold drink and the air- When cleaning your teeth appear harsh or unpleasant sensation of pain is expressed.They can occur both in individual or multiple teeth (in the language of dentists - limited or non-systemic form), and in the whole group of teeth (generalized or systemic form).Symptoms. Pronounced sensitivity to temperature, chemical and physical stimuli, feeling on edge.Reasons for increased sensitivitySuch feelings have different origins.1. They may be associated with loss or defect of dental hard tissues.They are:- Caries- Increased tissue of wear of teeth,- Erosion of enamel,- The consequences of defective teeth whitening- After treatment the teeth for crowns, inlays. 2. Other reasons not related to the loss of tissue, but require a keen attention to the problem:- Functional failure of enamel;- Diseases of the endocrine and nervous systems associated with the transfer and related conditions.Your teeth: three degrees of reactionProfessionals are distinguished III lesion severity.When I grade fabric teeth respond to temperature stimuli.When the II degree joins the sensitivity to chemical irritants.When III is characterized by the degree of reaction to all kinds of stimuli.Treatments include: timely skilled careIn this case, do not engage in self-worth. Especially, if the cause of this condition of your teeth is not revealed. It's time to tasst their health professional and a beautiful smile.Only a physician can objectively assess the condition of the patient:- Set the spread of- Origins- Identify manifestations, depending on the clinical course and severity of the pain reaction, On the testimony appoint a survey of physicians of other specialties (allied professionals)- To appoint a targeted and effective treatment, and then follow the dynamics of its resultsSo we summarize:Your dentist should examine all possibilities, make a diagnosis or diagnoses, then apply the methods of treatment, which correspond to all causes and predisposing factors to reduce or completely eliminate the sensitivity.Treatment options can vary from locally used medicines at home to therapeutic recovery by removing the pulp or surgery on the gums. The complexity and degree of sensitivity will determine treatment options.As the methods of treatment are used:1. Treatment of teeth with fluorides, preferably fluoride varnish and other remineralizuyuschimi dasgs.2. Electrophoresis of sodium fluoride, vitamin B1 (Novocaine), etc.3. Inside should take calcium supplements and phosphoass.Prevention of sensitive teethIt is important to the timely replacement of dental arch defects.To prevent states leading to the appearance of hypersensitivity to the correct implementation of oral health and the changing nature of power (limited reception acidified foods and beverages, reducing pH of the mouth).Proper basshingThe direction of bassh for cleaning - from top to bottom, along the crevices between the teeth, which usually accumulate food debris, as well as from the bottom up, from right to left, with outer and inner sides. After cleaning: massage gumsAny type of massage helps improve circulation in the periodontium. As a result, decrease or even disappear inflammation, thickened gingiva, stops bleeding.Finger Massage After basshing is useful to make finger massage the gums and palate. To do this, put on the edge of a thin layer of gum toothpaste and forefinger, lightly pressing, massaging the gums vertical (directed to the cutting edge of the tooth), horizontal and spiral-shaped movements. Massage the gums should be performed with an external and internal sides for 3-5 minutes.HydromassageIts easy to spend at home. Simply send the gums pressure water jet (in the shower nozzle). Your BasshRecommended toothbasshes soft and medium hardness, which aremoreflexible bristles better penetrate the interdental spaces, and subgingival areas.Hard and very hard basshes can be used only to people with healthy periodontal tissues, but the wrong method of cleaning, they can injure the gums and cause abrasion of dental hard tissues.Caution: bleach!It is important that all patients who require whiten your teeth, were aware of the risk of hypersensitivity after the procedure. Therefore, select only the most modern and safe methods.Use of desensitizing (reducing sensitivity) toothpastes for several weeks prior to the bleaching procedure can help prevent the development of hypersensitivity, or reduce it./ Passion.com /