
What should I do if my teeth hurt when eating cold food?
Disease description:
I've always loved eating ice cream and drinking cold beverages, but now I'm suffering from severe tooth pain. What should I do when my teeth hurt after consuming cold foods or drinks?

Tooth pain when consuming cold foods may be caused by various factors, including dentin hypersensitivity, dental caries, gingivitis, pulpitis, etc.
1. Try adjusting your diet by reducing the intake of excessively cold, hot, or hard foods to avoid further irritation to the teeth.
2. Maintain good oral hygiene by rinsing your mouth after meals, using a qualified toothbrush, and adopting proper brushing techniques.
3. If tooth pain persists or worsens, seek professional medical help. Depending on the underlying cause, a dentist may recommend treatments such as medication, desensitization therapy, or endodontic treatment.
For tooth pain triggered by cold foods, a comprehensive approach involving dietary adjustments, oral hygiene, and professional treatment should be considered to effectively relieve symptoms.