Respected community,
I have a small issue I consider unproblematic, but let's see. Can a dead tooth be sensitized upon a thought? Namely, last Sunday, during lunch, I had a rather hot pumpkin soup and an hour afterwards I had a beer. However, it was not only until the next day when a friend of mine had a similar case when he took a freshly baked spinach pie and while having agreed to take a beer afterwards. At one moment he said - "this hot pie and a cold beer immediately afterwards, very bad for the teeth" - which concerned me internally and from that moment I (sub)consciously(?) thought-provoked a discomfort in my mouth, particularly one dead tooth, minor/mild sensitivity which sometimes tends to jump on the other side of the mouth?
It's been a week and I still do feel some kind of unusualness as before.
p.s. I am taking extensive care of teeth (diet wise, dental care etc.). I had dental checks this winter, next one is in 2-3 weeks.
Thanks for answering this rather unusual, perhaps exaggerated issue?
I have a small issue I consider unproblematic, but let's see. Can a dead tooth be sensitized upon a thought? Namely, last Sunday, during lunch, I had a rather hot pumpkin soup and an hour afterwards I had a beer. However, it was not only until the next day when a friend of mine had a similar case when he took a freshly baked spinach pie and while having agreed to take a beer afterwards. At one moment he said - "this hot pie and a cold beer immediately afterwards, very bad for the teeth" - which concerned me internally and from that moment I (sub)consciously(?) thought-provoked a discomfort in my mouth, particularly one dead tooth, minor/mild sensitivity which sometimes tends to jump on the other side of the mouth?
It's been a week and I still do feel some kind of unusualness as before.
p.s. I am taking extensive care of teeth (diet wise, dental care etc.). I had dental checks this winter, next one is in 2-3 weeks.
Thanks for answering this rather unusual, perhaps exaggerated issue?