What is the biggest fear of tooth sensitivity?

Like an adventurer in the wilderness, the most feared enemies of tooth sensitivity are erosion and wear and tear. These two enemies are cunning and cruel, like wolves hiding in the night, ready to attack. Acidic foods and beverages are those cunning erosers that, like cold hail, silently erode the precious protective layer of teeth. Over-brushing and hard toothbrushes are the culprits of wear and tear, constantly stripping away the shells of your teeth like grit in a gusty wind. And neglecting oral hygiene habits, like an adventurer ignoring a treacherous environment, will ultimately cause the symptoms of tooth sensitivity to hit like a violent storm. Therefore, if you want to defend yourself against these enemies, maintaining good oral hygiene, avoiding acidic and sugary foods and drinks, as well as using a soft-bristled toothbrush and gentle brushing, and visiting your dentist regularly are like providing a strong shield and sharp sword for an adventurer, and the problem of sensitive teeth will stay away from you.