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You’ve started your orthodontic treatment and you are confident that the smile you’ll see in the mirror at the end is going to be worth it. And we’re here to make sure you know how to take care of your teeth and appliances every step of the way.
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5 tips for caring for your braces
There are a few simple things you can do to make sure your treatment goes as smoothly as possible.
Brush after every meal: brush around your brackets to ensure no food is hiding.
Use the mouthwash and brushes we provide: these have been made specifically with braces in mind and will help you maintain good dental hygiene.
Don’t chew gum or eat hard sweets: you could damage or even break the brackets and archwires on your braces, requiring an additional visit to our practice.
Avoid acidic and sugary drinks: these types of drinks can harm the health of your teeth and may promote cavities.
Err on the side of caution: if you’re concerned about your teeth or braces at any time, contact us and we’ll help you right away.
How to care for your clear aligners
Your clear aligners can be removed to play sports, practice instruments, and eat. But there are still a few simple rules you need to follow to keep your teeth healthy.
Remove them before eating: your clear aligners are made of durable plastic, but they are not meant to be worn while eating.
Brush your teeth and aligners before wearing them: make sure both your aligners and teeth are clean before putting them back in your mouth.
Wear them 22 hours a day: to keep your treatment on track, it’s important to wear your clear aligners as instructed!
Broken appliances
If you think you’ve broken a bracket or archwire - or damaged your clear aligners - call us. We’ll help you determine if you need to book an appointment and give you instructions for how to care for your braces in the meantime.
