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How to Apply Dental Wax on Braces
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Applying dental wax on braces can be a useful technique to reduce discomfort and irritation caused by the brackets and wires. Here are the steps to apply dental wax on braces: 1. Clean your teeth and braces: Before applying dental wax, make sure that your teeth and braces are clean and dry. You can use a toothbrush or a water pick to clean your braces and teeth. 2. Take a small amount of wax: Take a small piece of dental wax (about the size of a pea) and roll it into a ball. 3. Flatten the wax: Using your fingers, flatten the ball of wax into a thin sheet. 4. Place the wax on the braces: Place the wax over the bracket or wire that is causing irritation. Make sure that the wax covers the bracket or wire completely. 5. Mold the wax: Using your fingers, mold the wax around the bracket or wire so that it sticks firmly. 6. Repeat the process: If you have other brackets or wires that are causing irritation, repeat the above steps. 7. Remove the wax: To remove the wax, use your fingers or a toothbrush to gently peel it off. You can also use dental floss to remove any remaining wax residue. It's important to note that dental wax is a temporary solution and should only be used to alleviate discomfort caused by braces. If you experience persistent discomfort or pain, you should contact your orthodontist for advice.
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