If you or someone you know just got braces then you know the
changes that come with it. In the beginning, you may experience minor pain,
discomfort and most experience confusion about how braces change the simplest
daily activities. Not until you have them for a lengthier period of time can
one familiarize themselves with their braces and how their teeth react to
different situations. But there are some things that you should know that will
certainly support you in your rookie season with braces.
When and if you are feeling pain, orthodontists recommend
eating or drinking something cold. This is because hotter liquids or foods will
tighten up the wires of the braces, which may cause discomfort and unwanted
pressure. Colder drinks and foods allow the wire to become looser and allow you
to have instant pain relief.
For travelers, braces will not set off any metal
detectors! For some this may seem obvious but surprisingly, it is a concern for
most people who are getting braces. The metal that is used in making modern-day
braces is a nonmagnetic alloy. So, although you may have to remove your belt
and shoes, you won’t have to worry about your braces.
Braces may cause gaps in your mouth. But aren’t braces
supposed to close those gaps? Yes, they eventually will but braces are made in
a specific way so that they can rearrange your teeth slowly but surely. So
don’t be shocked to see that your braces are causing new gaps. Know that it’s
all happening for a reason.
For all you braces rookies out there, realize that
remembering the tips (along with time and practice), you will turn into a braces
veteran in no time. Braces aren’t always a walk in the park, but ultimately,
you, your friends, and your family will love your beautiful smile.
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