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Braces Pain: What to Expect and How to Manage Discomfort
Braces usually cause some discomfort for the first few days or weeks after they are put on, and after each adjustment. This discomfort typically lasts for a few days and can be managed with over-the-counter pain relievers. Some people may also experience some soreness or irritation in their mouth from the braces, which can be relieved by using a soft wax or dental putty to cover the braces. In some cases, braces may cause more severe pain or discomfort, which may require a visit to the orthodontist for adjustment. Overall, the amount of pain or discomfort experienced with braces varies from person to person and typically decreases as the teeth adjust to the braces.Braces - Related Articles
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