Why is it when ever I drink something cold, my tooth hurts?

Question

Because it is really bothering me. Please help!

Answer 1

you might just have sensitive teeth, try drinking from a straw.

Answer 2

You probably have a small crack in that tooth. I had the same thing and had to get a crown. It is tempting to wait and see if it gets better but you may end up needing a root canal also if you try. Don't worry about the crown if you have never had one. They come in white now so it looks natural. The procedure is not comfortable but not too painful.
Good Luck

Answer 3

It sounds like sensitivity to me. a similar element handed off once I have been given a hollow area crammed. I switched toothpastes and after some months, i will finally consume/drink chilly issues making use of the two components of my mouth quite of attempting to quarantine the comfortable spot. xD

Answer 4

i have the same problem, it also hurts when its too cold, yeah mine does too, what i did, i baught Crest Sensativity tooth paste, not it doesnt hurt when i drink something cold, i'm even able to eat ice, try it out

Answer 5

sensitive teeth probably , get it checked by your dentist though

and sensodine tooth paste is really great - not so sure about the taste though :]

Answer 6

Hi i keep seeing your name every where
you probably have sensitive teeth it can be helped go see your dentist

Answer 7

You're getting sensitivity from your enamel wearing away.

I suggest a sensitivity toothpaste.

Answer 8

You might have a cavity. Have your dentist check it out with X-rays.

Answer 9

u may have a cavity when i has some it would hurt when i drunk something cold or when i ate ice

Answer 10

You have a cavity.