Tooth surface feels rough

It is a fine roughness that may be isolated to some teeth or affect most of the teeth that you can reach with your tongue. Depending on their severity cavities can be treated with fillings crowns or root canals.

If the surface feels rough then your dentist should be able to just remove the excess bonding material and have hisher hygienist polish your teeth to a point where they feel very smooth.

Tooth surface feels rough. But when your teeth feel rough that does affect your oral health. Sometimes that could be due to tartar buildup. But often rough teeth usually mean theres an issue with your enamel health and how it may be eroding.

Join us as we make this rough situation a little smoother as we dig into your causes and prevention below. A rough tooth surface may seem to be a trivial thing but should not be ignored. If you find that your teeth do feel rough to the tongue it is time to have them checked out.

To arrange an appointment to see a dentist at Blue Sky Dental please call our Chelmsford dental clinic on. One of the most common causes of rough tooth surfaces is erosion of the enamel. This happens when it is attacked by acids in the mouth.

Whilst some acidic foods especially citrus fruits can harm the enamel surface it is perhaps less well known by our local patients that sugars are also converted into acids in our mouth and it is this that is a leading cause of enamel erosion. It sounds like you may be speaking of the chewing surface of a back tooth. One possibility that could create the sensation you describe would be if something had happened to cause the surface to become rougher than natural which could then create a problem of food sticking to it - as compared to the adjacent teeth.

If the surface feels rough then your dentist should be able to just remove the excess bonding material and have hisher hygienist polish your teeth to a point where they feel very smooth. Congratulations on finally getting your braces off and good luck on getting those rough. The tooth also had an thin amalgam filling on the front surface which the dentist removed when doing the filling and he put some kind of bonding agent on the whole front surface of the tooth instead of just the thin strip where the old amalgam filling was.

The front surface of the tooth now feels kinda rough and theres a huge edge on the left. We all expect our teeth to feel smooth as we run our tongue across it. While teeth may have slight ridges and grooves it is a relatively smooth surface.

However sometimes our teeth feel rough which we often describe as furry. It is a fine roughness that may be isolated to some teeth or affect most of the teeth that you can reach with your tongue. If the surface feels rough then your dentist should be able to just remove the excess bonding material and have hisher hygienist polish your teeth to a point where they feel very smooth.

It is a fine roughness that may be isolated to some teeth or affect most of the teeth that you can reach with your tongue. The front side felt fine and glossy except the edge where the bonding met my tooth was visible all around the front and I would feel it with my tongue and with my finger. I went in yesterday and got it polished down and the edges are gone except now instead of having a nice glossy finish it feels rough just like the back of my teeth and it looks more matte.

A lot of people report a fuzzy feeling on their teeth in the morning when they wake up. Usually after brushing and flossing their teeth it goes away. This is because plaque builds up overnight while you are sleeping.

After all you are not brushing your teeth or eating crunchy plaque-removing foods while you are asleep. The symptoms for tooth erosion include. Extra tooth sensitivity to hot and cold.

Rough tooth surface due to the lack of smooth enamel. Teeth can sometimes even turn jagged transparent or cracked at the edges. Higher instances of tooth decay.

The back of lower front teeth is a common area to build up tartarThis tartar is old plaque that becomes hard or calcified from the minerals in salivaIt feels rough to your tongue. This will cause gum inflammation that make them bleed and soreWill lead to more serious disease and infections. Gum disease is common in adults but can be controlled.

It is shiny and translucent and it should blend in naturally with the surrounding teeth. When the glaze was buffed off by your dentist sadly this did damage them. They will deteriorate over time and since they arent sealed anymore the crowns will stain and continue to look worse and worse.

You might have a cavity if you experience pain food gets caught in your tooth your tooth feels rough to your tongue or it hurts to eat something cold or sweet. Depending on their severity cavities can be treated with fillings crowns or root canals. If the damage is too extensive or involves nerve damage the tooth may need to be removed.

My crown was smoothened by dentist but it still feels rough to my tongue also I think my two crowns are slightly bigger than they should be. Should crown be 100 same as the teeh before It has no rough edges but the crown feels little rough on its sides after dentist polished it. If the filling on the other tooth that you descrie is a white filling then it did not grow over and overlap the tooth.

Your dentist accidentally left the overlap when the filling was initially placed a piece of theoverlap broke ooff and he then smoothes it back to proper contours when you noticed the rough. Why would one of my back teeth feel strange - the surface feels rough. It sounds like you may be speaking of the chewing surface of a back tooth.

One possibility that could create the sensation you describe would be if something had happened to cause the surface to become rougher than natural which could then create a problem of food sticking to it - as compared to the adjacent teeth. Plaque is the sticky substance that builds up on your teeth throughout the day. When you havent brushed for a while the surface of your teeth begins to feel rough.

Thats dental plaque forming. If you dont brush your teeth thoroughly enough any plaque that you. I am not sure if you mean that the rough patches are actually on your molars themselves or if they are on the gums surrounding your teeth.

If the patches are on the molars themselves then this is probably just an accumulation of plaque and other debris on the teeth. This is fairly common as it is hard to get to the back of the mouth. If your dentures are new the gritty feeling could be due to low-quality denture teeth material.

Lower quality materials can be rough or gritty. Often it is the materials used on the denture teeth that cause the gritty feeling. A hard-bristle toothbrush gritty toothpaste and gritty powders will scratch denture teeth and make them feel rough.

It felt a million times better than the rough chipped surface did beforehand so I said yes. But ever since about 10 hours now my tongue keeps returning to the seam of the edge of the filling and running along it worrying at it etc. It feels like there is some alien object stuck to my tooth and my tongue wants to try and remove it - like.

Indentations known as cups on the surface of your teeth You may have significant enamel erosion if you experience pain high sensitivity when exposed to.