You should never chew chewing gum whilst having braces. Chewing gum can stick to the elastic on you brace and eventually stay their. That they causes tooth decay. You should nor drink coke or coca cola, this rots your teeth and starts to eventually rust away at your brace.
There is only one way to get gum out of a person teeth. The easiest way would be brush your teeth.
The braces do not rot the teeth, but poor oral hygiene while wearing braces has often led to significant tooth decay while an individual was fitted with them. The areas around the braces are especially prone to trapping food and encouraging decay if not cleaned sufficiently. Also because it requires more time and effort to thoroughly clean the teeth when the braces are in place there is an increased tendency to neglect thorough cleaning. When braces are fitted to younger persons (and most people who get braces usually get them as teenagers) there is an additional tendency for the hygiene to be less than sufficient to prevent decay. With proper care, however, no "rotting" should occur when you are wearing braces.
gum affects your teeth because if you do to much force with your teeth, then your teeth will start moving and that's how you get crooked teeth and start wearing braces.
In order to clean upper braces, brush in an angle-like, circular motion. Do this so you can clean the food and decay off of your teeth and braces.
Really chewing gum wont do any major harm to your braces, it will bend a wire or loosen a bracket or band if you aren't careful. The real reason why you should chew gum is because it "sets" your teeth into position. Meaning your basically stopping what the braces are trying do do, braces move your teeth but chewing gum stops them. Counter productive, but not really hazardous...
dont get your lip peirced and dont eat gum dont get your lip peirced and dont eat gum
Chewing sugar free gum can help prevent tooth decay because when you chew the gum, it activates saliva glands and produces saliva which in turn kills bacteria and helps clean the teeth of plaque.
No, they do the opposite by encouraging gum disease and tooth decay.
Eat healthy foods like vegetables and fruits. brush your teeth every day. floss your teeth every day.use mouth wash everyday after you brush and floss. do this every day and you should have no tooth decay and gum disease at all.
An orthodontist can put braces on your teeth
can you chew gum when you have braces? most dentist will say only sugar free gum,but i have chewed plenty of gum with my braces that have not been sugar free the only gum you really need to stay away from is the really sugary sticky gum like:huba bubba and gum like that, the type of gum that i have chewed with my braces that has been the easiest was 5 gum and orbit.i hope you are satisfied with my answer.