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Broken Braces? What to do if a Bracket or Wire Breaks ?
It’s not unusual to sometimes break a wire or bracket when you have braces. There’s nothing to panic about, but you should take action to get your broken braces fixed.
Damaged braces can cause discomfort, cuts and abrasions inside the mouth and, if left unfixed, make your treatment less effective. You may need to do a minor fix yourself before you can can get to the Orthodontist for a proper repair.
How to Protect Your Mouth if Your Braces Broke
A broken wire or moving bracket can be sharp so you may need to take action to protect your mouth before your Orthodontist can see you. Common fixes need tweezers to move the broken brackets to a more comfortable position or nail clippers to trim a sharp wire. Wax should be used to cover up sharp points and protect your mouth.
Read on for how to perform quick fixes for three common types of damaged braces:
Bracket loose (floating) from the tooth but still on the wire
Broken arch wire
Wire protruding from the last bracket
Floating Bracket (A Braces Bracket Came Off)
Brackets are the part of the braces that attach to each tooth with special adhesive. If a bracket dislodges from the tooth but is still on the wire, it can rotate and move along the wire. Contact your Orthodontist to organise a time to have broken brackets reattached to your teeth.
A floating bracket rarely causes as much pain or damage as other breakages, but it can rub on the inside of your mouth. Before visiting your Orthodontist for the repair, you can sterilise a pair of tweezers and use them to slide the bracket along the wire so it sits between two teeth or into the centre of the tooth. Use the tweezers to rotate the bracket so it’s facing the right direction. If the bracket is uncomfortable, cover the surface with some dental wax.
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It’s not unusual to sometimes break a wire or bracket when you have braces. There’s nothing to panic about, but you should take action to get your broken braces fixed.
Damaged braces can cause discomfort, cuts and abrasions inside the mouth and, if left unfixed, make your treatment less effective. You may need to do a minor fix yourself before you can can get to the Orthodontist for a proper repair.
How to Protect Your Mouth if Your Braces Broke
A broken wire or moving bracket can be sharp so you may need to take action to protect your mouth before your Orthodontist can see you. Common fixes need tweezers to move the broken brackets to a more comfortable position or nail clippers to trim a sharp wire. Wax should be used to cover up sharp points and protect your mouth.
Read on for how to perform quick fixes for three common types of damaged braces:
Bracket loose (floating) from the tooth but still on the wire
Broken arch wire
Wire protruding from the last bracket
Floating Bracket (A Braces Bracket Came Off)
Brackets are the part of the braces that attach to each tooth with special adhesive. If a bracket dislodges from the tooth but is still on the wire, it can rotate and move along the wire. Contact your Orthodontist to organise a time to have broken brackets reattached to your teeth.
A floating bracket rarely causes as much pain or damage as other breakages, but it can rub on the inside of your mouth. Before visiting your Orthodontist for the repair, you can sterilise a pair of tweezers and use them to slide the bracket along the wire so it sits between two teeth or into the centre of the tooth. Use the tweezers to rotate the bracket so it’s facing the right direction. If the bracket is uncomfortable, cover the surface with some dental wax.
🦷 ToothTime Family Dentistry Oral Health Products:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
📹 Our Favorite Videos:
Herbst Appliance:
Bite Plate appliance:
Tongue Crib + RPE:
Braces Surprise:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
HELP US OUT and 📤 Share this video with your friends
Social Media Links:
As always, if you have any questions or comments, please feel free to contact me via the comments below!
#braces #texas #dentist #teens #girlother one!
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