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greenwood
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- Apr 4, 2009
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I am trying to work up the nerve to go to a dentist. There have been a lot of excuses why I can't....no money....need to find the "right" dentist. Now I have realized that a cavity that has started between my two back teeth is cold sensitive. It just feels like a twinge when I have a cold beverage and is gone in a few seconds. There is no pain on tapping the tooth and it is not bothered by heat. I know you can't tell me for sure that RTC is not needed, but can you tell me if cold sensitivity automatically means a root canal IS needed?