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Dear Dr. I'm having issues with my teeths since couple of weeks ago till now. Whenever I eat hot or cold food my teeths are getting pain. Please kindly advise. Thank you

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Dr. Yasmin Asma Zohara answered : 8 years ago

You might have some sensitivity problem . Its better if u consult a dentist and get a proper treatment done for ur problem

Dr. Bhavisha Gandhi answered : 8 years ago

You need to visit your dentist and get the treatment done.

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