It’s a familiar picture: you bite into some ice cream, take a drink of ice water without a straw, or sip some hot coffee and suddenly experience immense pain and discomfort radiating from your teeth and gums. Many people experience this sensation, and the feeling might linger for a while or dissipate quickly, but, either way, it still isn’t normal. While maintaining good oral hygiene can certainly help prevent this sensation, there is likely an underlying issue that you need to address. In today’s blog, your Richfield, MN, dentist will talk about the causes of tooth sensitivity, and the dangers of not addressing it.


Tooth decay and cavities are common, but that doesn’t mean they are unavoidable. In today’s blog, your 



Our jaw joints help control the movements we need to eat and speak. So, when we endure a significant amount of pressure, this could lead to serious complications, such as 



