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How are wireless braces different from conventional braces?
they don't have any wires...
Does it hurt when you get wires on your braces?
It hurts when the orthodontist tightens them.
What would be considered as braces breaking?
Broken braces (brackets)Broken wiresLoose bandsLoose bracesWires sticking out
Can you have an MRI if you have wires on your teeth?
You should be allowed to have an MRI scan if you have wires on your teeth, such as fixed braces. However, if the braces are removable, then you may be asked to take them out before your scan. Contact your dentist or the MRI Unit where your appointment is to find out the exact regulations.
How do you keep your teeth clean when you have braces?
you don't
How do you prevent telephone wires breaking in cold weather?
the wires are made slack so they do not break
How do you brush teeth with braces?
Yes, when you get braces, the dentist gives you a small tooth brush and you brush in between the braces
What are the strings for braces called?
Wires are what my dentist said and im am really scared but he said to not worry
Why do people need a retainer after braces?
To keep the teeth together. Sure your braces will make your teeth straight but they can open up a gap again ( if that is the reason you needed braces). So a retanier will only keep the teeth straight
Do they put glue on the teeth to keep the braces on?
Yes
How long can you use invisible braces?
Invisible braces should be treated like regular braces. You have to keep them in at all times and only take them off for eating and brushing.
Do you have to have braces or can you just have a retainer?
Braces are designed to move your teeth into better alignment. A retainer is designed to keep your teeth in their current position following braces. If your teeth are where you want them to be, you do not need braces or a retainer. If they are not, you will need to have them moved with braces followed by a retainer to hold them in place.
