4 days ago my dentist told me that one
of my front teeth is comingout and told
me to put on braces on that day he only
put the brackets and said he will put wire later on...now i can't handle the pain due to these i m just unable to eat anything , speak...my gums are swollen ,
have severe headaches also. it is making
me feel irritated to have metal in my
mouth whole day...i don't know what to do i can't manage these things even without wires and in 4 days.how i will be able to live with these for 8 months...can i get rid of it now?? i don't want it..its painful and hurts badly or it will cause any further problem???help me
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All these problems which you are facing are very common in the first month. Drom next month you will get adjusted.
Your dentist should have diacussed with you about all these problems before placing braces itself.
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Its up to you, if you want you can get them removed any moment.
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You can apply Ortho- wax over the braces, and ointment in your cheeks if they are hurting.
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It's not that bad..just ask for orthodontic wax from your dentist and apply on the sharp points on braces..And apply dologel CT ointment on the affected tissues thrice daily for 3 days..keep the inner side of lips lubricated with Vaseline petroleum jelly.it will be ok as times passes..your mouth will adapt with braces.
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