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Does anyone get sensations in their teeth as if ice water just hit your tooth or several teeth and it hurts? Happens randomly even though I haven't drank anything cold recently and not chewing any food?
This has been happening to me lately. Usually I don't get this unless I'm having a really bad flare to the point even my hair hurts. But it's been a few yrs since I've had a flare to that degree. Also, my teeth have been super sensitive lately. Any slightly cold drink / food (eg: yogurt) hurts my teeth. Unfortunately I can't use toothpaste for sensitive teeth because of my chronic dry mouth syndrome, it dries me out even more. Does this happen to anyone else?
This has been happening to me lately. Usually I don't get this unless I'm having a really bad flare to the point even my hair hurts. But it's been a few yrs since I've had a flare to that degree. Also, my teeth have been super sensitive lately. Any slightly cold drink / food (eg: yogurt) hurts my teeth. Unfortunately I can't use toothpaste for sensitive teeth because of my chronic dry mouth syndrome, it dries me out even more. Does this happen to anyone else?
This, however, is not caused by Fibro. It is Mixed Connective Tissue Disease that is causing this in me.
Even so, I suggest that you go to see an Endodontist and have this checked out before things go too far
I have not had the pain in my teeth, but I have had it in my jaw. 2 different docs said it was Trigeminal neuralgia (TN). It hurts like the dickens.
Hopefully you can figure out what it causing it and may be in the mean time you can find an alternative toothpaste to help you out.
Sorry you are hurting.
BBmom, Thanks! I'm sorry you're suffering from this. I have a friend who has that and the pain never stops or goes away. It's always there. He has to stay on a daily morphine dose and even that only keeps it at a moderate pain level. But that's better than a 10, he says.