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RAMADAN AND TEETH SENSITIVITY: ASK THE DENTIST



An ice cold drink during Ramadan’s iftar time is refreshing but for many people with sensitive teeth this experience can cause a painful jolt. Dental experts say this situation is as a result of an underlying problem that can be handled; unfortunately many people do not know how to take control.


To maintain the health of sensitive teeth during Ramadan and prevent feeling pain, follow the following tips:

Drink plenty of water at dawn and #Iftar

Water has many benefits for the body especially during fasting. Adequate water intake can ensure the body hydrated and the body's metabolism stay balanced. In addition, drinking plenty of #water can prevent dry mouth during fasting. Water can help the production of #saliva and tooth sensitivity remains protected.

Routine #brush your teeth at least twice a day

Although #food consumption is reduced during fasting, brushing twice a day should not be abandoned. Always brush your teeth after a meal and before bed to clean of residual food stuck. Brush gently in a circular motion. Do not forget to use a soft brush and special #toothpaste for sensitive teeth.

Consult your dentist

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