Sensitive teeth metallic taste
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In the last few days iv been getting this really weird taste in my mouth, its kinda like metallicy and i can taste a sulphur kinda taste, i keep brushing my teeth but it wont go. Iv tried to find out from various different places if this could be a symptom of anything but i havent had much luck. I dont have bad breath ( i asked my children and my husband and they would tell me) and i dont have any fillings (as i have pretty good teeth).
The tooth in front of the molar in question is gone but the next two teeth are somewhat sensitive. I feel like I am loosing my mind!!!!! I thought that the Eagles Syndrome surgery would correct the pain but it has not completely, so now I am trying to see if what other issues are at play. I also have had a metallic taste in my mouth for over a year now.
I'm 16 weeks anyone else have this gross metallic taste in there mouth? Wat did u do to get rid of it?
It could also be an abnormal perception of bitter taste called dysgeusia. GERD and heart burn too cause metallic taste in mouth. Post nasal drip as in sinusitis, salivary glands infection, pharyngitis or strep infection too are common causes. Certain dentures and artificial tooth or filling of dental cavities too give an odd metallic taste. Sjogren’s syndrome and copper or lead toxicity are other possibilities. It can also be common side effect of many medications.
They help in washing away the metallic taste by producing more saliva. Brush your teeth and your tongue with a tongue cleaner at least twice in a day and surely at bedtime. It will help in lessening the metallic taste. Vit C tablets, over the counter oral mouthwashes will help fight the taste. Increase fibers in the diet. Eat fresh things like apples that are crunchy or rough things like popcorn scrapes the white debris off the tongue.I’ll be surprised if these tips do not help.
I had the constant metallic taste in my mouth. It's gone now but now after everytime I eat I always have a nasty taste in my mouth it's awful!
It could also be an abnormal perception of bitter taste called dysgeusia. GERD and heart burn too cause metallic taste in mouth. Post nasal drip as in sinusitis, salivary glands infection, pharyngitis or strep infection too are common causes. Certain dentures and artificial tooth or filling of dental cavities too give a metallic taste. Sjogren’s syndrome and copper or lead toxicity are other possibilities.
I think you should discuss these possibilities with your doctor.
They not only break through the taste, but also help in saliva production that helps in washing away the metallic taste. Every time you brush your teeth, make sure to brush your tongue also. It will help in lessening the metallic taste. You can use some oral mouthwashes and take some vit C tablets also. This should help.
But if the symptoms persist then please consult a doctor for a complete examination.
Hope it helps .
It could also be an abnormal perception of taste called dysgeusia. GERD and heart burn too cause metallic taste in mouth. Post nasal drip as in sinusitis, salivary glands infection,pharyngitis or strep infection too are common causes. Certain dentures and artificial tooth or filling of dental cavities too give a metallic taste. Sjogren’s syndrome and copper or lead toxicity are other possibilities.
I have never used so many mints and gum. the taste is just disgusting. (NOT metallic) All this occurs on the left side of my mouth. This keeps me up at night or wakes me because my breath is so nasty tasting. I am not getting any real answers. One dentist has replaces a few of the silvers. but I still have two on each side of the mouth left. The cap has been shaved down because the bottom ridge was sticking out. A 3rd dentist is going to file the inside lower portion to lessen the ridge.
It could be due to infection of gums or cavities in teeth. It could also be an abnormal perception of altered taste called dysgeusia. GERD and heart burn too cause metallic taste in mouth. Post nasal drip as in sinusitis too is a common cause. Certain dentures and artificial tooth or filling of dental cavities too give a metallic taste. Poor oral hygiene, copper or lead toxicity and Sjogren’s syndrome are other causes.
Hope this helps. It is difficult to comment beyond this at this stage.
When blood breaks down, iron is released and causes a metallic taste in mouth. Bleeding can be from the gums, sinuses or nose. The taste can get especially bad when someone has post nasal drip and the dried blood sticks to the back of the throat. If bleeding gums are the cause there is often bad breath associated with the bad taste.
Another uncommon reason for a metallic taste in mouth is due to small electric currents in the mouth.
I get a metallic taste in my mouth, seems to only be on my tongue, maybe cause that's where taste comes from...It seems to happen about a week prior to my period and during my period. It use to be an all the time thing after having my second baby. It has just in say the last year or 2 only been before and during period. After my first baby, when it happened all the time I was worried and saw my doc, several times....
After I vomited, I felt good, still. Then I cooked me some more breakfast. Now I have like a metallic taste from the middle of my tongue to the back. But I heard sinusitis can cause this too, and I have a sinus infection. But I've had many sinus infections, but this had never happened. Is morning sickness like this during early pregnancy....Idk if I'm really pregnant or not. My question is has anyone experiences morning sickness like this?
They help in washing away the metallic taste by producing more saliva. Brush your teeth and your tongue with a tongue cleaner at least twice in a day and surely at bedtime. It will help in lessening the metallic taste. Vit C tablets, over the counter oral mouthwashes will help fight the taste. Increase fibers in the diet. Eat fresh things like apples that are crunchy or rough things like popcorn scrapes the white debris off the tongue.
Hope this helps. Take care!
After dental work and implants I have a metallic horrible taste and have lost ability to taste food. Everything tastes horrible. My doctor has sent me for numerous tests and procedures.. MRI, blood test, CT scan and etc. all tests have came back negative for any root cause. I have had numerous dental procedures and gum surgery. My tasting problem started when my dentist unscrewed the healing caps for my implants. I had a horrible metallic taste that my dentist told me would go away.
I probably do have low iron. Is that associated with being anemic? Because if so, that may be the problem. It's just funny how I've always been anemic and I've never felt this sensation before. I also might by dehydrated and I am also having a problem with one of my teeth, which I also read could cause a metallic taste. Thanks for your guys' help.
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