The mystery surrounding the bizarre disappearance of the father of Chicago Bulls basketball superstar Michael Jordan was partially solved Friday when a body that had been found floating in a South Carolina creek on Aug. 3 was identified as that of James Jordan.
After my insistence that the pain was still there, the dentist thought it was referred pain from the molar behind it, so I got a root canal and crown on that tooth as well, several years ago. I'm still experiencing pain to hot and cold and sensitivity to sweet. I'm sure it is one of those two molars.
A Dr. William M. Litaker, DDS , Dentist, answered. If your teeth are sensitive to cold, you should see your dentist. Your dentist can determine the source of your sensitivity. Cavities can cause sensitive teeth and are treated with fillings. New dental work can be sensitive for a period of time as the nerve heals. Roots exposed from receding gums can be sensitive.