One of my molars feel funny when brushed with an Electronic
toothbrush. It's the same kind of feeling I get in the morning
when I eat something sweet the night before and forget to brush
my teeth. I don't feel it when brushed with a regular brush.
This has went on for years. Two years ago, I did an x-ray and
the dentist said she saw nothing wrong. So now it hasn't been
checked for two years. Should I see a dentist again or get
another x-ray?
But why do I feel that on this molar? Will the molar eventually
go bad?
Thanks.
Joel344 - 20 Aug 2006 23:07 GMT
> I don't feel it when brushed with a regular brush.
This is mainly due to 350 mVolts that is
emitted from electronic toothbrushes .... Keith
can help us out if he is around .....
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Joel34
Don - 22 Aug 2006 12:21 GMT
>> I don't feel it when brushed with a regular brush.
>
>This is mainly due to 350 mVolts that is
>emitted from electronic toothbrushes .... Keith
>can help us out if he is around ......
Anything to worry about?