Second Victim Dies After School Shooting Incident. AP. Published: September 30, 1988. GREENWOOD, S.C., Sept. 29â A second victim of a gunman's shooting spree at an elementary school died today, a few hours after students and teachers returned to class for the first time since Monday.
Tooth decay is one of the most common reasons that you may have a tooth that is sensitive to cold. In fact, cold sensitivity is one of the earliest symptoms of a cavity. Unlike the previous conditions, cold sensitivity due to a cavity is more localized and is restricted to the involved tooth. See your dentist!
Small cavities are occasionally sensitive to sweets, hot and cold. The sensitivity usually disappears once a filling is placed. Large cavities or a hit to the tooth and/or jaws can cause nerve damage inside the tooth. This pain is more constant and severe and may be referred to more as a throbbing pain. The most common signs of nerve damage are pain when biting, chewing, drinking something hot or cold, and swelling of the face or gums.