What is the reason why your teeth hurt when you are cold?

Check your teeth for caries first, and if there are caries, as soon as possible**; If the teeth are intact, you should have dentin hypersensitivity, which is usually caused by the loss of attachment of periodontal tissues (gum recession), which exposes dentin and is therefore very sensitive.

Your condition is not very serious right now, and if you don't want to go to the hospital, it is recommended to brush your teeth with some desensitizing paste (something similar to toothpaste).

Your age is relatively young, you can consider the problem caused by the way the enamel and cementum are connected, that is, you may not be the type of enamel covering the cementum a little, but the kind that the two have just come into contact, if you add a slightly lower gum coverage, you will appear in this situation, don't worry too much, I understand that it is expensive to see teeth abroad, and you can have a good check when you have the opportunity to return home. It is also a way to protect your teeth by not eating excessively hot or cold food.

Hello friends, based on the current situation, there is a possibility of dentin allergy or pulpitis, and I hope to be diagnosed as soon as possible**. Good luck soon**.

It's because when it's cold, every part of the human body is very cold. It is also possible that your teeth will tremble, so you will feel some pain.

This happens because the teeth are very sensitive, and the teeth are very afraid of very cold things, and the teeth are prone to tooth disease.

Because it is easy to cause periodontitis, periodontis and pulpitis when it is cold, it is easy to cause periodontitis, periodontis and pulpitis, so when you feel cold, your teeth will also hurt.

It is recommended that you see a dentist, anti-inflammatory**, do not eat spicy food, if there is a problem with the tooth that needs to be addressed first, repair or surgically remove the useless tooth if necessary.

First of all, check whether there is a cavity on your teeth, if there is a cavity, the pain is to remind you that the cavity is about to break to the tooth nerve, you need to check specifically to see if you can directly fill it, if the examination is already a leaky nerve, you can only choose to kill the nerve for root canal**.

If there is no cavity, it is necessary to consider whether it is the root of the tooth exposed caused by gum recession, in this case, the tooth will also hurt with hot and cold water, and if the occlusal surface of the tooth is worn too much, it will also cause severe pain in both cold and hot water.

Therefore, a specific examination is needed to determine what is causing it, and it is recommended that you see a doctor as soon as possible.

You can try cold acid toothpaste.