What you eat can make your teeth sensitive; the video teaches how to minimize discomfort

Citrus, caffeine and red sauces can cause tooth sensitivity. Understand how to prevent

Anyone who thinks that only cold or hot foods can cause pain and sensitivity in the teeth is wrong. Did you know that foods and beverages that are high in acidity, such as citrus fruits, sodas, red sauces, and caffeine, can also cause tooth sensitivity? This happens because the acidity comes into contact with the tooth enamel, weakening it, which can cause pain and discomfort.

But how to treat sensitivity and prevent future problems? Watch the video with Colgate dentist Dr. Natália Moura, and learn some tips for finding balance in your oral health.

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*Dr Natália Moura (CRO: 98.718) is a dentist at Colgate

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