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Braces & Gagging: Understanding and Managing Discomfort
It is common for people to gag when getting braces put on. This is because the orthodontist needs to work in the back of the mouth, near the gag reflex. Some people may gag more than others, and it can be helpful to let your orthodontist know if you're feeling queasy. They may be able to use some techniques to help reduce gagging, such as using a numbing agent or providing breaks during the procedure.Braces - Related Articles
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