Teeth sensitivity is a common dental problem where the teeth become sensitive to hot or cold temperatures, sweet, sour foods, and sometimes even to air. The sensitivity can range from mild to severe and can affect one or more teeth.

The steps involved in the procedure:

Examination: This is the first step in treating teeth sensitivity, the severity of your sensitivity will be assessed and the underlying cause will be discovered.

Cleaning: If the sensitivity is due to plaque buildup, the teeth will be cleaned to remove the plaque and prevent further damage.

Desensitizing agents: These agents such as fluoride can be applied directly to the sensitive areas of your teeth.

Dental bonding: If the sensitivity is due to exposed tooth roots,dental bonding are used to cover the exposed areas and protect them from further damage.

Root canal treatment: In severe cases of sensitivity, This involves removing the nerve from the affected tooth and sealing it to prevent further damage.

Lifestyle changes: Recommends certain lifestyle changes to help reduce sensitivity, such as avoiding acidic food, drinks and using a soft-bristled toothbrush.

The treatment for teeth sensitivity will depend on the severity of your sensitivity and the underlying cause.