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Here are key precautions that patients undergoing braces treatment should follow to ensure effective results and avoid complications:

-Oral Hygiene
Brush after every meal using a soft-bristle toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste.

Use interdental brushes or proxabrushes to clean around brackets and wires.

Floss daily with orthodontic flossers or floss threaders.

Use mouthwash to help reduce plaque and prevent gingivitis.

-Dietary Restrictions
Avoid foods that can damage braces, including:

Hard foods: nuts, popcorn, ice, hard candies

Sticky foods: gum, caramel, toffee

Chewy foods: bagels, licorice

Sugary snacks: limit to reduce risk of tooth decay

-Cut fruits and vegetables into small pieces and avoid biting directly into apples or corn on the cob.

-Habits to Avoid
No chewing on pens, nails, or hard objects

Avoid biting your lips or inside of the cheeks

Don’t use your teeth as tools (e.g., to open packaging)

-Managing Discomfort
Mild pain after adjustments is normal—use over-the-counter pain relievers if necessary.

Orthodontic wax can be applied over brackets or wires causing irritation.

-Follow-ups & Emergencies
Attend all scheduled appointments for adjustments and monitoring.

Contact your orthodontist immediately if a wire breaks, bracket comes off, or if you're experiencing unusual pain.

-Speech and Appearance
Braces may initially affect speech—this usually improves with time.

Stay confident; braces are temporary, and the outcome is a healthier, more beautiful smile.
For more clarifications, Please contact -
Dr Vishal Jain
9717200515