how to drink more water if your teeth are sensitive to cold liquids??

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I need to drink more water but it's so painful. I've been to the dentist already. Drinking through a straw helps but my cheeks get so dry feeling.

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Room temp or with a straw.

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I buy bottled water and don't refrigerate it.

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Are you using a sensitive toothpaste? (Like sensodyne.) Your dentist should also be able to prescribe a toothpaste, like Prevident or Clinpro that helps protect your enamel.

Otherwise it just has to be lukewarm water. Sorry girl! My teeth used to be super sensitive and then I stopped drinking so much coffee and use sensodyne. That has helped me a lot!

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I only drink room temperature bottled water. It's better for your digestive system anyway

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Drink it at room temp. Its my favorite and the only way i can drink it

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Sometimes I just drink hot water or hot water with lemon, especially in the winter.

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Don't drink it cold. I never drink cold water anyway.

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Are you on any medications? It's possible you could have dry mouth, which is a common side effect of many medications. Otherwise you can drink water lukewarm or even warmed up or as tea.

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Room temp with a touch of Gatorade for flavor

how to drink more water if your teeth are sensitive to cold liquids??

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