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Exposed dentin is the likely reason.Dentin is the tissue that makes up the core of each tooth. Dentin is covered by a protective coating of enamel. When this enamel wears away or decays, the dentin

becomes exposed and receptive to sensations,including pain. Dentin exposure and sensitivity also occur when roots are

exposed due to gum recession.When does tooth sensitivity usually occur?You may experience tooth sensitivity, or dentin hyper-sensitivity, after eating cold or hot foods, drinking cold or hot liquids,

or breathing cold air.What causes dentin hypersensitivity?

Causes of dentin hypersensitivity include brushing too hard, which wears away enamel, and gum disease. Other causes

include cracked or chipped teeth and grinding or clenching your teeth. Medical conditions like bulimia also may lead to

exposed dentin. Your diet may play a roleas well. Consumption of acidic foods and drinks, such as citrus fruits and carbonated

beverages, can chemically dissolve enamel over time, resulting in exposed dentin.What can increase dentin hypersensitivity?Some toothpaste brands contain abrasive ingredients that may wear away enamel.Ingredients found in some whitening toothpastes and bleaching treatments may increase tooth sensitivity as well.