How To Floss With Braces

HOW TO FLOSS WITH BRACES

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Remove the buildup around your orthodontic appliance Once the teeth have been straightened with an orthodontic appliance, it is easier to reach the plaque on and between the teeth. There are more places for plaques and food fragments to accumulate while in the port of the device. Use an Oral-B® electric brush with a specially designed Ortho® brush to clean around dental appliances effectively and gently. Be prepared to spend three times as much time on your oral hygiene if you have an orthodontic device. This is really worth the effort.

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Take care of your gums after braces with an electric toothbrush If you wear braces, we recommend using the Gentle mode on your Oral-B electric toothbrush. The Gentle mode oscillates at low speed for additional care and comfort around gums, braces and wires.Brushing your teeth with braces

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Flossing with braces Even though using a dental floss with an orthodontic device can be challenging, the following steps will help you get the hang of it: · Once a day, use the dental floss: Use a cire dental floss (the non-cire dental floss is more likely to become stuck in your appliance), a dental rubon, or a product specifically designed to clean your orthodontic appliance. Use a criss-crossed dental floss and tuck it under the phone's main cable before putting it between your teeth. Move it slowly from top to bottom, then remove it and move on to the next set of teeth.

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Oral-B Essential Floss or a regular dental floss with a pass-fil can be used to pass above and below the orthodontic wire. · Use enough: About 45 cm of floss should be enough. · Put it on carefully: Take the dental tubing and carefully place it under the main tubing of the bags before passing it between two teeth. After that, remove the dentist's floss and put it back in place under the main floss so that it can pass between the next two teeth.

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Summary

It's critical that you see your orthodontist for regular checkups and adjustments.

Repairing damaged parts, answering general concerns, and examining potential issues like cavities or gingivitis are all things this person can do. Your dentist may recommend fluoride treatment as a preventative measure.

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You should see the orthodontist about once a month while undergoing orthodontic treatment. Your orthodontic device and other devices will be checked by this person to ensure that they exert a constant pressure on the teeth to achieve the desired results.

Regular visits are also crucial to spot potential concerns.

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