- People get wax from their dentists or sometimes are recommended to buy wax to protect your gums. Sometimes when you first get braces they can feel like they are rough against the inside of your mouth so you are told to get a special kind of wax that you heat up with hot water and mold to the metal to protect your mouth.
- Then there is another kind where it's pretty much for the same perpose - protecting your mouth if the braces start making marks in your mouth where they press against it, or just make your inner-lips or gums hurt - Anyway, this kind is just wax that you easily mold, and put on the part of the braces that's causing the problem. But without melting it on with heat, like the other kind.
no it is not. the wax is purposed to stop the brackets of the braces to hurt you mouth from the inside,wax is not a sticky substance. it is easy to take it off.
No
If your braces are hurting or rubbing it would be sensible to put vegetable wax or vaseline on them.
2 weeks to a month
The same as if you were playing it without. It can be painful, but you can ask your orthodontist for some wax to put on your braces for a little cushion.
Goerge was made out Wax and ankle braces.
You could put some ortho wax (the wax they put on braces) to make it not so sharp.
Yes you can. However while eating it may be consumed, which is harmless. Nevertheless, also keep spare wax in a bag or a pocket if you plan on eating out.
Take a pain reliever. If the pain is due to your braces cutting open the skin on your lip then put the special wax that you were given on them.( if you don't have any wax or run out I found that candle wax and the wax that comes on little packs of cheese work just as well)
Braces suck dude!
Do not put wax on your teeth. However, if you have braces, orthodontic wax can be applied to brackets or wires to reduce irritation and discomfort in your mouth. Simply pinch off a small piece of wax, roll it into a small ball, then place it over the area that is causing irritation.
Orthodontic braces can be covered with orthodontic wax to help avoid irritation. This wax is applied to the brackets and wires to create a smooth surface, reducing friction against the cheeks and gums. Additionally, dental silicone or soft dental pads can also be used for extra cushioning and comfort. These materials help prevent soreness and discomfort during orthodontic treatment.