Does tooth sensitivity go away_

Tooth sensitivity can go away, but it depends on the underlying cause. In some cases, it’s temporary and resolves with proper care, while in others, it may persist or worsen without treatment.

Common reasons sensitivity goes away include:

1. Post-treatment sensitivity: After procedures like fillings, whitening, or cleanings, sensitivity may last a few days to weeks but typically subsides on its own.

2. Enamel wear or gum recession: If caught early, using desensitizing toothpaste, fluoride treatments, or proper brushing techniques can reduce or eliminate sensitivity.

3. Dietary triggers: Reducing acidic or overly cold/hot foods can help sensitivity fade over time.

However, if caused by:

• Tooth decay

• Cracked teeth

• Severe gum disease

• Exposed tooth roots

Then professional dental treatment is usually required, and sensitivity may not go away on its own.

Have you recently experienced sensitivity, or is this a recurring issue?