sensitivity feeling

Increased tooth sensitivity is an early and common sign of weakening enamel. If you experience sudden, severe pain or tingling when you eat hot, cold, sugary, or acidic foods and drinks, you may have increased tooth sensitivity. This feeling doesn’t come out of nowhere; it originates from the dentin layer beneath the enamel. Dentin is a soft tissue filled with nerve endings. It contains many microscopic tubules that lead directly to the dental pulp, the nerve center of the tooth. When tooth enamel is damaged or weakened, these small tubes that are originally protected by enamel are exposed, allowing various stimuli to reach the nerves and trigger a pain response. This pain may become more severe and frequent as the enamel damage worsens, seriously affecting your daily life and diet.