Is it normal for my teeth to hurt only from sweets?

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Whenever I eat or after I have eaten something sweet my teeth start to hurt. I rinse them with water, brush them and they still hurt. Weird thing is it only happens when I'm eating sugary treats (especially chocolate and sour candy <3). I went to my dentist a few months ago and told her where I've experienced pain and she said my teeth have nothing wrong with them beside a little bit of plaque. Anyone else with the same problem?

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  • heckleBucker2
    6 years ago | pl

    Many people suffer from teeth sensitive to sweet foods. Tooth sensitivity, regardless of the cause, can result from the loss of enamel on your teeth. There are many causes of teeth sensitive to sugar, but common causes include brushing too hard or enjoying too many highly acidic foods.

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  • RoseIsabella
    6 years ago | pl

    Try brushing your teeth with Sensodyne.

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  • biirdprince
    6 years ago | pl

    it hurts because the sugar eats through your teeth

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    • ForgehSpoone
      6 years ago | pl

      but what if I eat the gummy bear's mouth first can the rest of the body still eat through my teeth?

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  • yourbitch
    6 years ago | pl

    Yes. I've just been to the dentist and also no cavities but sweets hurt soo bad and so does brushing w regular toothpaste. Sucks but all you can do is cut back on sugary foods ;( They're bad anyway ..

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