Dental orthodontic lingual brackets with 1st and 2nd molar lingual tubes

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How does a brace move teeth?
Braces use steady gentle pressure to gradually move the teeth into their proper position. Fixed braces or ‘train tracks’ have little buttons called ‘brackets’ which can be made from metal (or sometimes from clear ceramic material) that are placed on each tooth and a wire then connects them all together. This wire is called an ‘arch-wire’ and when it is tied into each individual bracket, it gradually moves the teeth to fit along the original shape of the wire.
The initial deflection of the wire when it is tied onto your teeth is transient and as the wire gradually returns to its original shape, it has the ability to move the teeth into the same curved shape as the wire.

The braces can be made of metal, ceramic or plastic, they are sometimes removable but are generally fixed to your teeth. The constant gentle force that the appliance exerts on your teeth can carefully and predictably direct your teeth in a controlled fashion towards their ideal position.

Do braces hurt?
Having the braces fitted is straightforward and not at all painful. However, you may feel some soreness or discomfort for a couple of days after the braces are placed and again following your routine adjustments every 6-8 weeks. The first day your braces are fitted is generally focused on giving your lips and cheeks time to become accustomed to having an attachment permanently bonded to the tooth surface. Your lips and cheeks will toughen up after a number of days, however they can feel irritated for the first 3-4 days after the initial placement of the brace. This can be eased by the placement of specialist orthodontic wax to reduce the rubbing tendency, we will give you this special wax and demonstrate how to do this on the day your braces are fitted.

Once the teeth begin to move, you will notice a general soreness in your mouth which may last for up to 3 – 5 days. About a third of our patients are quite aware of this ‘ache’ and for these individuals, we suggest you take a paracetamol or nurofen for the day (s) that your teeth are tender.

You may also find that your teeth feel loose, don’t worry this is completely normal and is a necessary part of treatment so that they can be moved to a better position. The teeth will firm up once again once we stop the movement when they have reached their corrected position

What are the risks of braces?

1. Brushing your teeth when you are wearing braces is more difficult. Inadequate oral hygiene (tooth brushing/ flossing)especially if combined with a high sugar intake can lead to weak spots or cavities on your teeth and swollen and bleeding gums.
2. The roots of your teeth tend to shorten when moved by a brace. This is unlikely to cause a problem unless you happen to be born with very short or slender roots. Occasionally teeth can die if they are unable to cope with the pressures of movement by the brace. It is impossible to predict this, often it can be linked to a previous traumatic incident when the tooth was weakened by a fall or from a sports injury. However, sometimes it can occur in a tooth with no recalled history. Any subsequent treatment would generally be to resolve the discolouration that can occur when a tooth dies and root treatment would be carried out by your family dentist.
3. Some people who have very thin gums may be at risk of further recession, particularly if the gums are not kept meticulously clean throughout the treatment.
4. You must maintain the teeth in their corrected position once we remove the braces. We provide you with retainers to wear in bed. They are often a combination of a fixed (invisible) retainer glued to the inside of your 4 front teeth, supplemented by a plastic retainer which you wear in bed at night. Some people prefer to avoid the wire inside their teeth and instead commit to wearing the plastic retainer as necessary at night following the removal of the fixed braces.

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