Can your front teeth become sensitive after a rhinoplasty?

It is very common to experience tooth sensitivity following septoplasty or rhinoplasty.  It is due to their sharing of nerves, and will resolve on its own.

In the early postoperative period, many different sensations will be altered according to what procedures were performed.  Many times, any manipulation of the anterior nasal spine or caudal septum will lead to swelling and discomfort near the nerves that supply the teeth.  You may also have strange smells, as the olfactory chemoreceptors of the nose are "resetting" themselves after swelling subsides.  If the sensitivity persists beyond 8 weeks, see your dentist to ensure there is nothing else going on.

Hello,
Just over two weeks after a rhinoplasty you may experience numbness and hypersensitivity in some areas.  This is not uncommon and it will most likely be temporary.  It may last for several more weeks so have patience.  Let your surgeon know so that he may reassure you.
Best of Luck,

The anterior palatine nerve, which supplies sensation to the upper teeth, can be effected by septorhinoplasty surgery if manipulation is done along the anterior septum and anterior nasal spine. These sensory changes almost always fully recover.

The nerves supplying sensation to the front upper teeth are close the base of the nose and work in this area can cause some sensitivity of the teeth but it is usually temporary.