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Having sensitive teeth after giving birth

Saturday, Mar. 27th 2010 7:57 PM

I just had my daughter about six months ago.  I never had any problems with my teeth.  I have no cavity and they are nice and white.  Now since after having my daughter my teeth have become really sensitive to hot or cold food or drinks.   I am not sure why but can it be because of the pregnancy?   Anyone else have sensitive teeth after pregnancy?   I will be seeing my dentist as soon as he can get me in,  but would love to know it this is normal.

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