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Dentin hypersensitivity (contracted to DH or DHS and furthermore named touchy dentin, dentin affectability, cervical sensitivity and cervical hypersensitivity) is dental agony which is sharp in character and of brief length, emerging from uncovered dentin surfaces because of improvements, ordinarily warm, evaporative, material, osmotic, compound or electrical and which can not be attributed to some other dental disease. A level of dentin affectability is typical, however pain is not normally experienced in regular exercises like drinking a cooled beverage. In this way, in spite of the fact that the terms dentin affectability and touchy dentin are utilized conversely to allude to dental touchiness, the last term is the most exact.
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