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Sensitive teeth on a hangover

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marmaduke | 23:57 Tue 13th Sep 2005 | Body & Soul
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Is it a commonly experienced ailment to have sensitive teeth when suffering a hangover?
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You've probably just been grinding your teeth in some alcohol induced state of restlesness while asleep.
00:23 Wed 14th Sep 2005
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Yes.. If you have had lots to drink, the alcohol leeches the calcium from the teeth.  As a result, your teeth are more sensitive than they would be.  I don't drink alot, but one time - when I was young and foolish - I had a few shots of tequila.  Bad Idea. I couldn't brush my teeth properly for about 3 days afterwards.  Mind you, I couldn't do very much for about 3 days afterwards as I felt so bad.....
10:49 Wed 14th Sep 2005

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