Braces Pain? 5 Quick Ways to Stop Braces Being a Pain in the Mouth!
Remember, some discomfort means your braces are doing their job! But, we get it—braces pain isn’t fun. The good news? It’s temporary, and there are easy ways to manage it.
The first few weeks of braces takes getting used to. Adjustments can be a pain, too. But you don’t get a special dentist’s stickers for putting up with it, so here’s ...
Orthodontic wax soothes sore spots by stopping the brace rubbing. Roll the wax between fingers to soften it. Gently push onto the brace. Ooh, that’s better!
2. Cold’s Cool:
Sip on a cold drink, suck ice chips, pop on an ice pack. Cold really is comforting. No chomping on ice cubes, though – let's keep those brackets in place!
3. Go Mr. Soft with Food:
Mashed spuds, soups, soft pastas, yoghurts, smoothies are your go-to comfort meals. You’ll be chomping like a champ again soon enough ...
Swollen gums with braces, begone! Clinically proven to support healing. If inflamed, sore gums and mouth ulcers are giving you the ouch, Gengigel’s healing hyaluronic acid ingredient is your best friend.
5. Take a Break:
If you’re in pain after an adjustment, over-the-counter pain relievers can also bring relief. Just remember to read the packet.
Trust yourself. If it feels like too much to bear, give your orthodontist a shout.
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