Which of the following is not associated with dentinal hypersensitivity?

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Dentinal hypersensitivity can be treated somewhat successfully with solutions applied either by professionals or within over-the-counter dentifrices available to patients; these desensitizing agents temporarily block the exposed open ends of the dentinal tubules.When dentin is exposed as a result of caries,the open dentinal tubules may be painful,causing dentinal hypersensitivity.However,many times it is the microscopic anatomy of the tooth that is the culprit; the enamel and cementum do not meet,leaving a gap with dentin exposed.Branching of the dentinal tubules containing the live odontoblastic processes throughout dentin adds to the overall level of exposure.

Which of the Following Is Not Associated with Dentinal Hypersensitivity