Unintentional drug overdose deaths have increased exponentially in the last decade, both nationally. and statewide. In Ohio, there has been a 366% increase in drug overdose deaths from 2000 to 2012. Unintentional drug overdoses caused 1,914 deaths in 2012. deaths. opioid-related overdose deaths contrasted with a large increase in heroin-related deaths. Figure 1.
Other factors that can make teeth sensitive to cold include tooth decay or tooth damage, a recent dental procedure, or use of tooth-whitening products. (1) If you have teeth sensitive to cold, try to avoid biting into very cold foodsâfor example, lick your ice cream instead of biting into it.
If a tooth is highly sensitive for more than three or four days and reacts to both hot and cold temperatures, itâs best to get an evaluation from your dentist to determine the extent of the problem. Because pain symptoms can be similar, some people might think that a tooth is sensitive when they actually have a cavity or abscess that's not yet visible. Be sure to tell the dentist when the pain started and if there is anything (such as the application of a warm compress) that reduces or eliminates the pain.