I have a sore tooth when I brush my teeth

Soreness in a tooth when brushing your teeth may be caused by a variety of reasons, such as dental caries, excessive tooth wear, sensitive teeth, cracked teeth, etc.

1. Dental

caries can damage the hard tissue of the tooth, and when brushing stimulates the damaged area, It may cause soreness. If not treated in time, dental caries will develop further, leading to increased pain.

2. Excessive tooth wear

Long-term incorrect brushing methods, grinding teeth, etc. may cause excessive wear of the enamel on the tooth surface, exposing the dentin, and thus causing soreness during brushing.

3. Tooth sensitivity,

gingival retraction, enamel hypoplasia, etc. may make the teeth more sensitive to hot, cold, sweet and sour stimuli, and show soreness when brushing teeth.

4. Cracked teeth Tiny

cracks on the teeth may also cause soreness and discomfort when stimulated by brushing teeth.